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Dominique1313 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Meaning of this statement
Statement in question: "During this hour, I will refuse nothing to a soul that makes a request of me"
Q1. Is the above statement saying that anyone who makes a request to the person during the hour will obtain whatever the request he or she makes?
Q2. Does the phrase "everything is theirs [the souls who make request to the person] for the asking" have the same meaning as the statement in question?
thank you,
Q1. Is the above statement saying that anyone who makes a request to the person during the hour will obtain whatever the request he or she makes?
Q2. Does the phrase "everything is theirs [the souls who make request to the person] for the asking" have the same meaning as the statement in question?
thank you,
Top answer
Q1: Yes, that's right. ", means more or less the same thing as the original sentence.
- Q1: Yes, that's right.
- ", means more or less the same thing as the original sentence.
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Q1: Yes, that's right.
Q2: The sentence, "During this hour, everything is theirs for the asking that make a request of me.", means more or less the same thing as the original sentence.
Q2: The sentence, "During this hour, everything is theirs for the asking that make a request of me.", means more or less the same thing as the original sentence.
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