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Vsuresh Posted 4 years ago
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Hi

"She knew that she would weep again when she saw the kind, tender hands folded in dead; the face that never looked save with love upon her.

(From the story The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin)

I have a question on the italicized portion.

I suppose the speaker says the person's face always expressed love when he saw her.

Am I correct?

Please share your views.

Suresh

  

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vsuresh I suppose the speaker says the person's face always expressed love when he saw her. Right. That is a flowery way of putting it.

— Anonymous

  • vsuresh I suppose the speaker says the person's face always expressed love when he saw her.
  • Right.
  • That is a flowery way of putting it.
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vsureshI suppose the speaker says the person's face always expressed love when he saw her.

Right. That is a flowery way of putting it.

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