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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

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And now can one credit that the composition of these available elements has never chanced through all the past and present to result in a mixture similar to mine, one, moreover, if mine be regarded as unfortunate, more unfortunate still?
I'm not formally educated in grammar, but I'm finding this sentence bothersome. It comes from a book.
  

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Are you sure that 'chanced' shouldn't be 'changed'.

  • Are you sure that 'chanced' shouldn't be 'changed'.
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Are you sure that 'chanced' shouldn't be 'changed'.

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