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Meaning of the expression "modo pro manibus"

 
 
YG
 
Reply Mon 14 Aug, 2017 01:24 am
Dear all,

here is a sentence I find a bit tricky, of a writer who speaks about a book he is about to publish:

"Habeo modo pro manibus librum qui inscribit..."

How would you translate it? Obviously the translation needs to be altered, would you say "modo pro manibus" can be understood as "only a draft", or perhaps "recently delivered"?

Thanks,
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George
 
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Reply Mon 14 Aug, 2017 07:29 am
@YG,
I would say "at hand".
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