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I know I posted a similar thread not long ago, but it seems that I have difficulty understanding in what cases omitting with makes a sentence more natural.
'Luce?' he said, the excitement gone from his voice.
I found that sentence on the page below (pre-last paragraph). Can someone explain to me why it is not he said, with the excitement gone instead?
'Luce?' he said, the excitement gone from his voice.
I found that sentence on the page below (pre-last paragraph). Can someone explain to me why it is not he said, with the excitement gone instead?
The Crash Trilogy
Lucy Larson lives for wearing the satin down on her ballet shoes, and has her sights firmly set on a place at Juilliard. She's on her way to the top and has so far been careful to keep trouble out of her life. Well, up until now… Jude Ryder is the quintessential bad boy and everything a girl...
books.google.gr
