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    Looks like the first explanation is more appropriate . For later in the context it mentioned that the place had never run into beer. So the novelty here might refer to the beer which sold very well, right?Yeah it does make sense this way.

    As for the second meaning , I decide I may watch the movie some day. (ˉ▽ˉ) 

    Thank you thank you thank you thank you, a lot of thank you!

     

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    July 22, 2017
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    Wow!Thanks so much!You are so helpful. The scene  is like so vivid in my mind! It's from a Glen Cook novel,got some magic things inside. Very interesting! 

    Maybe you can also tell me what this one means, please? I know every word in the sentence, but together, I don't know what it means.

    "here such a novelty they couldn’t help getting rich" from "A hole in the wall like those that graced every other street corner back home, here such a novelty they couldn’t help getting rich. If the priests didn’t get over their inertia and shove a stick into the spokes.

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    July 22, 2017
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    Thanks so much! It helps me a lot!
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    July 22, 2017
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    imagination tested, get confused by the expression while reading a novel ,Anyone knows what it refers to?

    Hi Everyone, what is the “sky-belly”here ?Can’t figure out its meaning, got me carzy. The original sentence is like this: “Two hundred ghost bows bent. Fifty hands tried to find some sky-belly to grab. ”

    July 21, 2017
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    a black pod means what?

     It’s a <a name="OLE_LINK37">black pod </a>with all-wheel drive, a panoramic windshield, touchscreens everywhere, and Tesla’s Falcon Wing doors. Anyone knows what does the "black pod" mean here? Thx!


    July 17, 2017
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    Does anyone know what this mean? "a kind of relish in enormity" The whole sentence is like this: “Yes,” she said, with a kind of relish in enormity. “Beaten her black and blue.” Thanks!!!!!!
    December 13, 2015
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    It's from a detective novel 'The Franchise Affair'. And I think I get your point. I will put it in the context and see if it's right. Thank you so much!
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    December 13, 2015
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    Does anyone know what "fallen-on-evil-times"mean? The phrase is taken from this sentence "It was not the fallen-on-evil-times look of the house"
    December 13, 2015
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    Help! I really cannot understand what this paragraph means! So the paragraph is as follows,“ Larborough was bicycles, small arms, tin-tacks, Cowan’s Cranberry Sauce, and a million human souls living cheek by jowl in dirty red brick; and periodically it broke bounds in an atavistic longing for grass and earth. But there was nothing in the Milford country to attract a race who demanded with their grass and earth both views and tea-houses;” It seems to me that the first sentence is talking about that Larborough is stuffed with all those things. But what does " in dirty red brick" mean? And the last two sentences? What they are talking about? I cannot get the point. Somebody helps me, plz!!
    December 11, 2015
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    what does following sentence mean? In the sentence,“He’d get all our signatures to a guinea testimonial to the Old Sinner.” , what does the “guinea testimonial ” mean and what does " the Old Sinner" mean? and what does the whole sentence mean?THANKS A MILLION!!!!
    December 9, 2015
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