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JKBelieve Posted 19 years ago
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a question about curtain fittings....lolz
0 I was reading a book when I came upon this sentence below... 02 br
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00 'Falling sideways upon the coach, it beat upon one side of the basketwork of the tilt until the splashings began to spurt into his face, and he found himself forced to draw the curtains (fitted with circular openings through which to obtain a glimpse of the wayside view)' 02 br
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00 What confuses me the most is the part in the parenthesis, does that mean that the cloth of the curtain had holes in it? Please tell me how I'm supposed to make head or tail of this sentence. 02 br
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00 Thanks, I've learned a lot from you. 0-
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00 'Falling sideways upon the coach, it beat upon one side of the basketwork of the tilt until the splashings began to spurt into his face, and he found himself forced to draw the curtains (fitted with circular openings through which to obtain a glimpse of the wayside view)' 02 br
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00 What confuses me the most is the part in the parenthesis, does that mean that the cloth of the curtain had holes in it? Please tell me how I'm supposed to make head or tail of this sentence. 02 br
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00 Thanks, I've learned a lot from you. 0-
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0 Hi, 02 br
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01 font 00 does that mean that the cloth of the curtain had holes in it? 02 font 02 br
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