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What does the phrase, "Cleaving him in Twain" mean?
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I think it means that a someone split a guy in two.
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Cleaving = split or sever something Twain = in two
If you're not entirely sure, you can always summarize your answer, and instead of just listing word for word what happened. Like saying that it is about a man that could bravely and successfully fight a pair of dangerous giants. Make sense?
or something like that
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Oh drat! Sorry about that! I just realized that you're talking about a new topic now. and yeah your translation makes sense to me
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