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Who’s she? Is she Mary?- Yes, she is. She is Mary Stephens. There are only two or three people in the bus with Arthur. Where do you live? - Here, of course. That’s why I am here. She isn’t sitting at home and she isn’t watcing television. Arthur’s driving the car and Mary’s sitting next to…

You aren’t hungry, are you? - Yes, I am. These potatoes aren’t hot, they’re cold. It’s a beautiful day and Arthur’s happy. He isn’t there drinking a cup of coffee? Mr Steele must not see him at this time. So, you say that, but tell me this then. Now Mrs Harrison’s bringing in the post. I’m a…

You want to buy that, do you? Yes, it doesn’t seem too bad. Now where did we put the car? Well, why did you come, then? So Arthur was lucky for once. That means Fred’s in trouble. It was a brief moment of joy. Will you come into my office! Is this a table? - Yes, it is. We aren’t in the…

Where? It isn’t here. Who’s that with Mary? Have some wine, Mary. Have you got any ice? I’m very sorry but … I haven’t got my key. Whose is this ladder? It isn’t raining now. It’s a beautiful day. Thank you, young man. It is Friday morning. That’s a nice change. I’m going to see…

What? Look! I see. Quiet! Waiter! Oh God! My God! Now go! Oh dear. It’s me. Come on! Shut up! Bye-bye. Oh hell! Wake up! Come on! Come on. Let’s go. I get it. Hurry up. Let’s go. I’m rich. Thank you. Very good. Come down. I’m tired. Must I go? Get ready! Come back! Let’s…

So Arthur got a black eye. He didn’t go to many football mathces after that. In any case he often had to work in the library on a Saturday afternoon. However, Arthur didn’t lose interest in football completely. Every week Arthur received a coupon by post for the football pools. Every Thursday…

So Arthur was lucky for once. The odds on Darling Mary were 10 to 1. If you put one pound on a horse at ten to one, you win ten pounds and you get your original one pound back too. So Arthur went back to Middleford a little bit richer. One day during his first week at work after his holidays,…

In England double yellow lines at the edge of the road may mean ‘No Parking at any time’. Arthur’s car was at the police station. So while Shelia and Jennifer went for a swim, Arthur went round to the police station and collected his car. He had to pay forty pounds and the policeman on duty…

So Artur now has a car. It isn’t a very magnificent one but it seems to go all right. It’s Thursday afternoon and Arthur is working in the library. Tomorrow evening he will start his two weeks’ holiday and will drive down to Applefield to stay with his family. He has no money left to go…

Did Arthur learn to drive? Probably not, you may think. But Mr Taylor’s hair didn’t go completely white and in fact Arthur learnt to drive without too much difficulty. He did not take his driving test two or three times - he passed the very first time - six weeks after his first  lesson. So…