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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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you ONLY GET ON YOUR FEET, then everything will BE IN CLOVER

' Now, if you only get on your feet, then everything will be in clover '.
This sentence it's about some person that is ill and another some who is tryng to encouraging him?

Thanks in advance, jo.
  

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To get on one's feet could be to recover either physically or financially. To be in clover is to be in a very pleasant condition-- either personally or financially.

— Mister Micawber

  • To get on one's feet could be to recover either physically or financially.
  • To be in clover is to be in a very pleasant condition-- either personally or financially.
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To get on one's feet could be to recover either physically or financially. To be in clover is to be in a very pleasant condition-- either personally or financially.
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