English, 09.11.2020 22:20 lifeisbowling59

What does the phrase “throw the stone of malice” mean?

a. throw a party to cheer up a friend who is struggling

b. say unkind things to someone

c. play fetch with a dog to cheer up after a failure

d. throw stones at a dog to chase it away

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What does the phrase “throw the stone of malice” mean?

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