YAMATO2201
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For two or three days Madame Berger looked dreadfully worried, but then, whatever the difficulty was, it was settled; she dismissed, however, the maid to keep whom had been almost a matter of principle.
(Source: an entrance examination to a Japanese university)
Does the underlined part imply that Madame Berger had thought until the dismissal that keeping the maid was almost the right thing to do?
(Source: an entrance examination to a Japanese university)
Does the underlined part imply that Madame Berger had thought until the dismissal that keeping the maid was almost the right thing to do?