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I called her, introduced myself, and told her what I wanted. She was not a college student, but a retired professor of English literature. These books were copies she’d sold when she moved to a smaller apartment. She laughed and said she’d be glad to have a date with me.
我給她打了電話，自我介紹一番并講明了我的想法。她根本不是大學(xué)生，而是一個(gè)已退休的英國文學(xué)教授。這些書是她搬到一個(gè)小公寓時(shí)賣的。她笑著說她很高興能和我約會(huì)。
We liked each other right away. She lived alone, and her eyes were failing. She suggested that if I’d drive her to the supermarket once a week, she’d tutor me in Lawrence.
我們很快就喜歡上對(duì)方了。她一個(gè)人住，眼睛不太好。她建議說，如果我每周開車送她去一次超市，她就會(huì)在勞倫斯給我當(dāng)家教。
