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  1. 27-Sep-2004, 12:33 #1
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    The fish smelled admirably well. I balanced some time between principle and inclination.

    What does "principle and inclination" mean?
  2. 27-Sep-2004, 12:36 #2
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    ...between reason and desire.

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  3. 27-Sep-2004, 14:13 #3
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    Evidently, the speaker does not (usually) eat fish.
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    Good!
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