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01-May-2005, 11:53

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What man in his right mind would let someone drown?

Dear Teachers,

What does this mean?
"What man in his right mind would let someone drown?"
--What does right mind here mean?

Thanks!

Emily

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Re: What man in his right mind would let someone drown?

right mind: thinking right, with proper capabilities of judging events or things

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