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Pructus Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

Wuthering Heights

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01b00'If the little fiend had got in at the window, she probably would have strangled me!'02b02br
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00The above sentence from "Wuthering Heights", means if the little fiend (A) actually had got in the room through the window, or (B) not got in the room fully but got in half-way, standing or sitting at the window?02br
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0 Probably 01i 01b 00If she had02b 00 got in 01b 00by 02b 00the window / 02i 01b 00If she had02b 00 01i 00entered the room 01b 00through02b 00 it02i 0-

— Marius Hancu

  • 0 Probably 01i 01b 00If she had02b 00 got in 01b 00by 02b 00the window / 02i 01b 00If she had02b 00 01i 00entered the room 01b 00through02b 00 it02i 0-
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0 Probably 01i01b00If she had02b00 got in 01b00by 02b00the window / 02i01b00If she had02b00 01i00entered the room 01b00through02b00 it02i0-
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0 Neither. She failed to get in through the window. She was left wailing and crying outside the window.0-
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0 I think it should be :if she will be able reach the person through the window she would have strangled the person02br
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001.02td00to kill by squeezing the throat in order to compress the windpipe and prevent the intake of air, as with the hands or a tightly drawn cord.
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0 Sorry, forgot to place02br
01i01b00If she had02br
02b02i00in my versions, I've corrected now. 01i01b02br
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