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18 June 2011

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Beyond the Pale

The first printed reference to “beyond the pale” appeared in John Harington's lyric poem The History of Polindor and Flostella 1657

'Both Dove-like roved forth beyond the pale to planted Myrtle-walk'. Such recklessness rarely meets with a good end in 17th century verse and before long they are attacked by armed men with 'many a dire killing thrust'.

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