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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"he himself was great enough to carry it out"
"he himself was great enough to carry it out"
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What is the context? It could mean that he was physically strong and could carry the heavy object. It could mean that he had an outstanding moral character so he could lead a difficult project.
- What is the context?
- It could mean that he was physically strong and could carry the heavy object.
- It could mean that he had an outstanding moral character so he could lead a difficult project.
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What is the context?
It could mean that he was physically strong and could carry the heavy object.
It could mean that he had an outstanding moral character so he could lead a difficult project.
It could mean that he was physically strong and could carry the heavy object.
It could mean that he had an outstanding moral character so he could lead a difficult project.
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