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Sundarnaz Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Hard times
'Don't shed tears,' said Mr. Gradgrind. 'Don't shad tears. I don't complain of you. You are an affectionate, earnest, good young woman - and - and we must make that do.'
Hard Times
By Charles Dickens
What does the sentence in bold mean please?
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It's old-fashioned English. I don't complain about you. I have no complaints about you.
- It's old-fashioned English.
- I don't complain about you.
- I have no complaints about you.
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It's old-fashioned English.
I don't complain about you.
I have no complaints about you.
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