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Phrases ou expressions dont les mots portent une signification différente du sens littéral.
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What does "un pareil soin" mean here?
For your first question, d'un pareil soin.
Soin has an old meaning, almost never used today, that means worry, anxiety. So, it means that the birds outside the cage suffer from the same pain as the b …
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