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There upon the Prince gives each one of them a golden dagger and sends him out to kill whichever prince he has marked down.
i did not understand this sentence can you explain the part "
there upon the prince , gives each one of them " like ( each of them gives a dagger to prince )
or
there upon, the prince gives them a blade ?
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Hi I understand it to mean that there is one Prince who gives each of the assassins a dagger and they, the assassins, go to kill other princes who have been identified for them, by the first mentioned Prince Dave
- Hi I understand it to mean that there is one Prince who gives each of the assassins a dagger and they, the assassins, go to kill other princes who have been identified for them, by the first mentioned Prince Dave
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Hi
I understand it to mean that there is one Prince who gives each of the assassins a dagger and they, the assassins, go to kill other princes who have been identified for them, by the first mentioned Prince
Dave
0remyzerothe Prince gives each one of them a golden dagger
Suppose there are three of them (whoever they are — plumbers, carpenters, or whatever). So the prince has to have at least three golden daggers.
The prince gives the first one a golden dagger.
The prince gives the second one a golden dagger.
The prince gives the third one a golden dagg
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