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Enkidu Posted 17 years ago
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There’s a physical barrier between them in this grille and, yet, that again overlooks the tremendous pride of the typical Italian Catholic family then, of having a priest in the family, a nun.
what is that does overlook other one in this sentence?
thanks a lot
what is that does overlook other one in this sentence?
thanks a lot
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Need more context. Possibly "that" refers to something before the sentence you've cited. Let's say that the grille is a physical barrier between the priest/nun and the other members of his family.
- Need more context.
- Possibly "that" refers to something before the sentence you've cited.
- Let's say that the grille is a physical barrier between the priest/nun and the other members of his family.
- Could it be that the priest is hearing the confession of a family member?
- It makes no sense to say that the grille overlooks the family pride.
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Need more context. Possibly "that" refers to something before the sentence you've cited.
Let's say that the grille is a physical barrier between the priest/nun and the other members of his family. Could it be that the priest is hearing the confession of a family member?
It makes no sense to say that the grille overlooks the family pride. The grille is there whether they are f
Let's say that the grille is a physical barrier between the priest/nun and the other members of his family. Could it be that the priest is hearing the confession of a family member?
It makes no sense to say that the grille overlooks the family pride. The grille is there whether they are f
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