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Red park 287 Posted 8 years ago
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Never mind the price!
Never mind the price . But his salary barely paid for his uniforms. This horse was merely a fantasy.
I can't get the meaning relationship between the sentences.
How can he not care about the price when he had no money?
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I can only assume that "Never mind the price" is a temporary thought that was part of the fantasy.
- I can only assume that "Never mind the price" is a temporary thought that was part of the fantasy.
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I can only assume that "Never mind the price" is a temporary thought that was part of the fantasy.
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