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I would point out that if you are looking for a word to encompass "all types of wheat-like crops," "grains" would probably be the word that you're looking for. |
I would point out that if you are looking for a word to encompass "all types of wheat-like crops," "grains" would probably be the word that you're looking for. |
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+ | "Counting the years, seven years had already passed since Lawrence began his career as a merchant at the age of eighteen." This sounds funny. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should turn it to? |
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+ | ( I'll take away "Counting the Years" until someone comes up with something better) ~Muffinman |
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+ | "As for Horo, who had become weary due to anger and showed signs of sleepiness, she had snatched away all the covers from Lawrence and fallen soundly asleep, with her body curled up like a grass insect (note: maybe the author is referring to the larva?)." Probably referring to the fetal position [[Special:Contributions/136.168.143.43|136.168.143.43]] 01:25, 13 October 2009 (UTC) |
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I would point out that if you are looking for a word to encompass "all types of wheat-like crops," "grains" would probably be the word that you're looking for.
"Counting the years, seven years had already passed since Lawrence began his career as a merchant at the age of eighteen." This sounds funny. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should turn it to? ( I'll take away "Counting the Years" until someone comes up with something better) ~Muffinman
"As for Horo, who had become weary due to anger and showed signs of sleepiness, she had snatched away all the covers from Lawrence and fallen soundly asleep, with her body curled up like a grass insect (note: maybe the author is referring to the larva?)." Probably referring to the fetal position 136.168.143.43 01:25, 13 October 2009 (UTC)