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Sinbadsunny Posted 10 years ago
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She was not given to questioning the order of her universe, but the thought simply would come into her mind that Providence had treated her rather badly.
I am trying to paraphrase the above as follows
She often does not question the order of her universe, but now she think the fates treat her rather badly.
I am trying to paraphrase the above as follows
She often does not question the order of her universe, but now she think the fates treat her rather badly.
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She was a down-to-earth person, not inclined to think in terms of divine intervention, but in this case she began to think that her problems had a heavenly origin.
- She was a down-to-earth person, not inclined to think in terms of divine intervention, but in this case she began to think that her problems had a heavenly origin.
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She was a down-to-earth person, not inclined to think in terms of divine intervention, but in this case she began to think that her problems had a heavenly origin.
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SinbadsunnySheNote the tense.often does notdidn't usually question the order of her universe,
SinbadsunnybutNote that "the thought would come into" suggests a past recurring event/action.nowshe would still think the fate had treated her rather badly.
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