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Thread: Good
- 04-Nov-2004, 10:27 #1
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Good Does "I did it for your good" make sense?
Context:
Where is my novel?
I've sent it to Michael.
And where is my wine?
I've sent it to a beggar.
What?
I did it for your good. Because you're too ill to read a novel or drink wine.
- 04-Nov-2004, 12:07 #2
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Re: Good It is a bit outdated but fine. "for your good" - what is good for you
- 04-Nov-2004, 14:42 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Cool Thanks!
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