A run in her stocking
In the following paragraph, I don't understand the meaning of
'He points out a tic in her German or a run in her stocking'.please explain to me.
"Some days she broods; some days she forgets. She is only human herself. At odd moments, Heinrich gently reminds her of that datum. He points out a tic in her German or a run in her stocking. They laugh together."
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steven wu a tic in her German A minor error of grammar or pronunciation when she is speaking in German steven wu a run in her stocking Where the stocking has unraveled in a straight line from being snagged on something sharp.
- steven wu a tic in her German A minor error of grammar or pronunciation when she is speaking in German steven wu a run in her stocking Where the stocking has unraveled in a straight line from being snagged on something sharp.
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steven wua tic in her German
A minor error of grammar or pronunciation when she is speaking in German
steven wua run in her stocking
Where the stocking has unraveled in a straight line from being snagged on something sharp.
0steven wuHe points out a tic in her German or a run in her stocking
This shows that Heinrich is in the habit of noticing her minor faults and telling her about them.
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