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Rpsh Posted 11 years ago
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set her face to leave
If a man’s wife, dwelling in a man’s house, has set her face to
leave, has been guilty of dissipation, has wasted her house, and
has neglected her husband; then she shall be prosecuted. If her
husband says she is divorced, he shall let her go her way; he shall
give her nothing for divorce.
I think in this text, this phrase means that "she" determined to leave. Do you think so?
And in the first sentence, what is "guilty of dissipation"? I think it should have a same meaning to "waste one's house". Am I right?
leave, has been guilty of dissipation, has wasted her house, and
has neglected her husband; then she shall be prosecuted. If her
husband says she is divorced, he shall let her go her way; he shall
give her nothing for divorce.
I think in this text, this phrase means that "she" determined to leave. Do you think so?
And in the first sentence, what is "guilty of dissipation"? I think it should have a same meaning to "waste one's house". Am I right?
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rpsh I think in this text, this phrase means that "she" determined to leave. Do you think so? Yes.
- rpsh I think in this text, this phrase means that "she" determined to leave.
- Do you think so?
- Yes.
- rpsh And in the first sentence, what is "guilty of dissipation"?
- I think it should have a same meaning to "waste one's house".
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rpshI think in this text, this phrase means that "she" determined to leave. Do you think so?Yes.
rpshAnd in the first sentence, what is "guilty of dissipation"? I think it should have a same meaning to "waste one's house". Am I right?Not exactly or both phrases would not have been used. Dissipation: the act of wasting
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