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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Rest
Could you please explain to me what does rest stand for in this sentence:
'But rest not upon your laurels; no apprentice will succeed in becoming a true wizard by merely playing a game.'
I've just checked the use of rest in my dictionary but I couldn't find anything.
Thank you very much!
'But rest not upon your laurels; no apprentice will succeed in becoming a true wizard by merely playing a game.'
I've just checked the use of rest in my dictionary but I couldn't find anything.
Thank you very much!
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Stop working, letting your past successes speak for you. ]
- Stop working, letting your past successes speak for you.
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Stop working, letting your past successes speak for you. [Keep on working.]
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