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Would this be acceptable semantically?
"I ask nothing of no man that I would not ask of myself."
Essentially, I would not ask another to do what I would not be willing to myself.
Essentially, I would not ask another to do what I would not be willing to myself.
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" Essentially, I would not ask another to do what I would not be willing to myself. No. " Clive
- " Essentially, I would not ask another to do what I would not be willing to myself.
- No.
- " Clive
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Hi,
"I ask nothing of no man that I would not ask of myself."
Essentially, I would not ask another to do what I would not be willing to myself.
No.
"I ask nothing of any man that I would not ask of myself."
Cliv
"I ask nothing of no man that I would not ask of myself."
Essentially, I would not ask another to do what I would not be willing to myself.
No.
"I ask nothing of any man that I would not ask of myself."
Cliv
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