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Hhtt Posted 9 years ago
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There were present; dusty cyclist

"There were present, besides these two, a very dusty cyclist; the landlord, Cox; and fat Miss Maybridge who served the drinks."

Would you explain what "there were present" means and "dusty cyclist" means?


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hhtt "there were present" Here, at this place, were ... " Dust is dried mud.

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  • hhtt "there were present" Here, at this place, were ...
  • " Dust is dried mud.
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hhtt"there were present"

Here, at this place, were ...

hhtt"dusty cyclist"

Here is a "muddy cyclist." Dust is dried mud.

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