English, asked by mohammadwadiwala786, 10 months ago

discuss what this phrase means :the passing there

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Answered by mdshakoor332

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The meaning is that : To go through the path has nothing special which on that particular morning it was seen covered by leaves as usual so as (no step was trodden) not to walk carelessly (fast) “the passing there” has the ordinary English meaning = the act of passing.

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