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Newguest Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Attend to me/pulled ...

Hi

There's a spell wich is supposed to protect your animal. You're supposed to take your animal to a crossroads and say:

Crossroads, pathways, attend to me:

This beast shall not be pulled on thee!

Does "attend to me" mean "serve me"?

What does "pulled on thee" mean?
  

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'Attend to' = listen to (pay attention to) 'Pulled on' = treated roughly when travelling on ('thee' = the roads)

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Attend to' = listen to (pay attention to) 'Pulled on' = treated roughly when travelling on ('thee' = the roads)
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'Attend to' = listen to (pay attention to)

'Pulled on' = treated roughly when travelling on ('thee' = the roads)
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