[Idiom] What does "in one place" mean?

[Mohammad86]

Hello

What does " in one place" in this sentence mean:

An old French textbook had a piece about a lawsuit concerning an inheritance of considerable value. Someone had bequeathed a certain sum to two nephews. The will had been folded when the ink was still wet, so that a number of small ink-blots had appeared in the text, in one place, the text could read either as deux "two" or d'eux "each of them"

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[probus]

The "one place" is the location in the text of the now-abiguous word: either deux or d'eux.

 

[emsr2d2]

There should be a semi-colon before "in one place", not a comma.

 

[jutfrank]

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