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02-03-2017
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Given the context of the passage, what does the idiom "cakes and ale" mean?

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ThewierdKid ThewierdKid

15-03-2017

Cakes and Ale means "lively enjoyment"
Cakes and ale are "good things in life" and both are things that can be enjoyed and considered pleasurable.

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