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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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What does it mean?
Hello..Could somebody help me please? What is meant under: "It was the offer of the blindfold" and another sentence: "We are suffering from that old perplexity."....Thank you a lot
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These are not idioms. It was the offer of the blindfold-- They said I could cover my eyes We are suffering from that old perplexity-- We are still confounded by it.
- These are not idioms.
- It was the offer of the blindfold-- They said I could cover my eyes We are suffering from that old perplexity-- We are still confounded by it.
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These are not idioms.
It was the offer of the blindfold-- They said I could cover my eyes
We are suffering from that old perplexity-- We are still confounded by it.
It was the offer of the blindfold-- They said I could cover my eyes
We are suffering from that old perplexity-- We are still confounded by it.
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