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#1 22-Apr-2017, 06:12Is "enduring" needed or just "entailed"?
In ancient times a pilgrimage entailed enduring many hardships and took many days of travel. In those days rebels, bandits and pirates roamed freely, and one undertook such a journey at the risk of one’s life.
Is "enduring" needed or just "entailed"?
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#2 22-Apr-2017, 10:58Re: Is "enduring" needed or just "entailed"?
I think the text is more expressive with it.
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