Can you explain the first part of the sentence?
He made good time and in under three hours had reached Lowestoft.
I guess "to make good time" is some expression, but don't know the meaning.
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You're right, it's an expression. It means to go faster than expected.
So if you a drive, for example, usually takes three hours or more, but you made it in less than three hours, you made good time.
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"to make good time" means to proceed or travel at a fast or sufficient rate of speed.
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