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Silencio Tarsier Posted 16 years ago
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How can I understand "a land of cavaliers and Cotton Fields."?
If you say a land of woman and man, I can understand.
If you say a land of happiness and sadness. I can understand.
But, what does "a land of cavaliers and Cotton Fields" mean?
----This is a sentence come from <gone with the wind>
If you say a land of happiness and sadness. I can understand.
But, what does "a land of cavaliers and Cotton Fields" mean?
----This is a sentence come from <gone with the wind>
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Cavaliers simply means gentlemen in that sentence. You know what cotton fields are and the American South is full of them. BTW cotton fields shoud not be capitalized.
- Cavaliers simply means gentlemen in that sentence.
- You know what cotton fields are and the American South is full of them.
- BTW cotton fields shoud not be capitalized.
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Cavaliers simply means gentlemen in that sentence. You know what cotton fields are and the American South is full of them. BTW cotton fields shoud not be capitalized.
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Thank you. I understand the sentence now.
But I just copy the "Cotton Fields" from the book, maybe it is ok to be capitalized?
But I just copy the "Cotton Fields" from the book, maybe it is ok to be capitalized?
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