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Guest Posted 21 years ago
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... before I felt New York,
Hello friends, I would like to known what does mean exactly this sentence I have readed in the Patricia Highsmith's book "the talented mr. ripley":
'I happened to meet your father just before I FELT New York, and he asked me to dinner at his house'
Maybe could be a mistake on the print, and so the right sentence would must be with "I LEFT New York"?
Thanks in advance, jo.
'I happened to meet your father just before I FELT New York, and he asked me to dinner at his house'
Maybe could be a mistake on the print, and so the right sentence would must be with "I LEFT New York"?
Thanks in advance, jo.
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hi, i just noticed that as well. it should be a typo, and it is mind boggling that no one corrected it after the book was first published.
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