guzhao67
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Hi, there, the following is a sentence from Confessions by St Augustine:
Then I applied my mind strenuously to seeing if I there were any firm grounds on which I could convict the Manichees of falsehood. (Everyman's Library Edition, P105)
My question is: How to understand "I" in the underlined part of the sentence? (I doubted this could be a print mistake)
Thank you.
Then I applied my mind strenuously to seeing if I there were any firm grounds on which I could convict the Manichees of falsehood. (Everyman's Library Edition, P105)
My question is: How to understand "I" in the underlined part of the sentence? (I doubted this could be a print mistake)
Thank you.