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  1. 12-Jan-2010, 01:35 #1
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    Where John had just been, this swine would not go!
    could you explain me this phrase's meaning pls? thnx
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    Default Re: a phrase

    Quote Originally Posted by Tinkerbell View Post
    Where John had just been, this swine would not go!
    could you explain me this phrase's meaning pls? thnx
    This swine would not go to any place that John had very recently been.
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