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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Full Mind
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"Staveley and Middleton claimed that they were in full mind to meddle no further with the said insurrection."
What is "in full mind"? Does it mean "with full intention"?
"Staveley and Middleton claimed that they were in full mind to meddle no further with the said insurrection."
What is "in full mind"? Does it mean "with full intention"?
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