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contraposition What does 'that was' mean here? 'that is' in the past tense. They were on Trelawny's side; that is, until Trelawny swept down upon them.
- contraposition What does 'that was' mean here?
- 'that is' in the past tense.
- They were on Trelawny's side; that is, until Trelawny swept down upon them.
- And then they weren't on her side anymore.
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contrapositionWhat does 'that was' mean here?'that is' in the past tense.
They were on Trelawny's side; that is, until Trelawny swept down upon them. And then they weren't on her side anymore.
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