Does "still a child was 'Pickwick Papers'"in the following makes sense?
I remember one dreadful famine winter the thing that kept me laughing and still a child was "Pickwick Papers". by Pearl S Buch
I remember one dreadful famine winter the thing that kept me laughing and still a child was "Pickwick Papers". by Pearl S Buch
Ms. Worth
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Yes, the sentence makes sense
"I remember one dreadful famine winter the thing that (kept me laughing and still a child) was 'Pickwick Papers' "
~ a quote by Pearl S Buck
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pearl_S._Buck
Something kept the author (Pearl S Buck)
> laughing
> and still a child at heart
during a horrible famine.
That "something" was reading "Pickwick Papers" (written by Charles Dickens)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pickwick_Papers