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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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stick book from I came across.

I never once thought of catching a kid with a stick book from I came across.



Please explain the highlighed parts. (Also, I don't know what is `stick book')
  

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User_gary I never once thought of catching a kid with a stick book from I came across. Please explain the highlighed parts. (Also, I don't know what is `stick book') Are you certain the original sentence is quoted correctly?

— Philip

  • User_gary I never once thought of catching a kid with a stick book from I came across.
  • Please explain the highlighed parts.
  • (Also, I don't know what is `stick book') Are you certain the original sentence is quoted correctly?
  • I have difficulty making sense of it.
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User_garyI never once thought of catching a kid with a stick book from I came across.



Please explain the highlighed parts. (Also, I don't know what is `stick book')
Are you certain the original sentence is quoted correctly?
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I think there are a couple of typos in the sentence.

Sticker book would make more sense.

Also 'from I came across' probably has a word missing - from where?
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