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Grammar on page 291

In A voyage long and strange by Tony HorwitzEH-B619-E26Under reviewReported 10/26/20263 views

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Page: 291
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Says "...would have seem as far-fetched as present-day New Zealand colonizing Mars.", "seem" should be "seemed". Edition: Henry Holt, 2008.

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