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CypressG Posted 14 years ago
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"A smile touched his lips."
Does it mean a) he smiled lightly, b) he smiled briefly, c) both?
Does it mean a) he smiled lightly, b) he smiled briefly, c) both?
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Frankly, it doesn't mean much. It could be either or both of those. ' Rover
- Frankly, it doesn't mean much.
- It could be either or both of those.
- ' Rover
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Frankly, it doesn't mean much.
It could be either or both of those.
'He gave a little smile.'
Rover
It could be either or both of those.
'He gave a little smile.'
Rover
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