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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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Hitched a ride on a pencil point

And of course he has seen his name (Donald Zinkoff) from time to time. But he has never traced it on see-through paper. He has never tried to copy it, has never hitched a ride on a pencil point, feeling the shape and movement of his name's letters.

Hi,

Does the bolded part in the above sound familiar to you? Does it mean "has never held a pencil?" Thanks.
  

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No, it is odd. I presume it means that he has never written his name.

— Mister Micawber

  • No, it is odd.
  • I presume it means that he has never written his name.
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No, it is odd. I presume it means that he has never written his name.
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IDK I searched this 4 a school assignment

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So did i this is so stupid

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so do you mean that he was just copying it down instead of writing it for himself. Was he simply just copying down what was under his paper?

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