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Nikoo Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Help with an expression
I'm writing a short text about a king who was blinded by his son in spite of his great love for him. I used an expression in the last sentence of my writing: "He was at last blinded by the apple of his eye."
Does it make sense? Do you see any literary merit in it?
Thanks in advance
Nikoo
Does it make sense? Do you see any literary merit in it?
Thanks in advance
Nikoo
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Nikoo: It is better without the phrase "at last": He was at last blinded by the apple of his eye.
- Nikoo: It is better without the phrase "at last": He was at last blinded by the apple of his eye.
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Nikoo:
It is better without the phrase "at last": He wasat last blinded by the apple of his eye.
It is better without the phrase "at last": He was
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