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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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rising in the distance beyond
0 I have a friend who lives in Switzerland. Last summer I went ot stay with her. Her home is located in a remote and pretty little town surrounded by beautiful scenery. The house is beside a river, with 01 b 00 snow-topped 02 b 00 mountains 01 b 00 rising in the distance beyond 02 b 00 . 02 br
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00 For a start, is "snow-topped" in the above equal to "snow-covered?" 02 br
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00 Second, does "rising in the distance beyond" amount to "rising high up in the distance?" Thanks. 0-
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00 Hi, 02 br
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00 For a start, is "snow-topped" in the above equal to "snow-covered?" 02 br
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00 Second, does "rising in the distance beyond" amount to "rising high up in the distance?" Thanks. 0-
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00 1-- 01 i 00 Snow-topped 02 i 00 has snow just on the top; 01 i 00 snow-covered 02 i 00 has snow all down the slopes as well. 02 br
00 2-- The words 01 i 00 high up 02 i 00 add an element not in the original. 0-
00 1-- 01 i 00 Snow-topped 02 i 00 has snow just on the top; 01 i 00 snow-covered 02 i 00 has snow all down the slopes as well. 02 br
00 2-- The words 01 i 00 high up 02 i 00 add an element not in the original. 0-
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10 1-- 11 i 10 Snow-topped 12 i 10 has snow just on the top; 11 i 10 snow-covered 12 i 10 has snow all down the slopes as well. 12 br
10 2-- 11 b 10 The words 11 i 10 high up 12 i 10 add an element not in the original. 12 b
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