half-staff/half a crook
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#1 01-May-2010, 03:41
half-staff/half a crook
"He has various postures with the gun—half-staff, half a crook for his elbows when it is over his shoulders. He will turn, suddenly realizing she is watching him. He is a survivor of his fears, will step around anything suspicious, acknowledging her look in this panorama as if claiming he can deal with it all. "
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#2 01-May-2010, 04:44Re: half-staff/half a crook
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#3 01-May-2010, 10:34
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The English Patient. Michael Ondaatje.
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#4 02-May-2010, 12:24Re: half-staff/half a crook
Is there anybody knows something about"half-staff"?
Please help me ~~~~>_<~~~~
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