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Pructus Posted 14 years ago
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Gulliver's Travels
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I had a strong hope, which never left me, that I should one day recover my liberty: and as to the ignominy of being carried about for a monster, I considered myself to be a perfect stranger in the country, and that such a misfortune could never be charged upon me as a reproach, if ever I should return to England, since the king of Great Britain himself, in my condition, must have undergone the same distress.
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Hi,
Above is from Gulliver's Travels.
The underlined "and that"....
Is it "I had a strong hope that such a misfortune " or "I considered that such a misfortune"?
I had a strong hope, which never left me, that I should one day recover my liberty: and as to the ignominy of being carried about for a monster, I considered myself to be a perfect stranger in the country, and that such a misfortune could never be charged upon me as a reproach, if ever I should return to England, since the king of Great Britain himself, in my condition, must have undergone the same distress.
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Hi,
Above is from Gulliver's Travels.
The underlined "and that"....
Is it "I had a strong hope that such a misfortune " or "I considered that such a misfortune"?
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pructus Is it "I had a strong hope that such a misfortune " or "I considered that such a misfortune"? I'd say "considered that". CJ
- pructus Is it "I had a strong hope that such a misfortune " or "I considered that such a misfortune"?
- I'd say "considered that".
- CJ
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pructusIs it "I had a strong hope that such a misfortune " or "I considered that such a misfortune"?I'd say "considered that".
CJ
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