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#1 05-Aug-2012, 01:48Does "that" refer to "plumbing"? If so, how can it be "far from your knowledge"?
It is part of your knowledge since you kown it.
The logic or grammar confused me.
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If you're a plumber, you know plumbing, but that is far from the extent of your knowledge; the heart also knows things, and so does the imagination. Thank God .
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