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和訳お願いします。

a kind old gentleman was sending me to college which is entirely true so far as it goes.

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回答No.2

 一人の親切な老紳士が私を大学に行かせてくれた、まあそう言えば確かに本当には違いありません。

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回答No.1

親切な年配の紳士が私を大学にいかせてくれました。この通り全部本当の事です。

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