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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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straw on the inside
0 Beds also became higher and higher. Queen Victoria slept on a bed with seven mattresses on top of each other ... Mattresses ususally had straw 01 b 00 on the inside 02 b 00 . 02 br
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00 Hi, 02 br
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00 Is it the same to say "in the interior" instead of "on the inside" in the above? 02 br
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00 By the way, why not "in the inside" but "on the inside?" Isn't "in the inside" more sensible? Thanks. 0-
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00 Hi, 02 br
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00 Is it the same to say "in the interior" instead of "on the inside" in the above? 02 br
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00 By the way, why not "in the inside" but "on the inside?" Isn't "in the inside" more sensible? Thanks. 0-
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0 Both are actually quite awkward constructions. ) 0-
- 0 Both are actually quite awkward constructions.
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0 Both are actually quite awkward constructions. I'd change to: "filled with straw." (Mattresses were usually filled with straw.) 0-
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