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Which indeed he was, and he had exquisite manners.




 

He was an amateur of the arts ( :

; amateur ). He bought modern pictures (

) and collected old furniture (

). He was a lover of music ( ) and exceedingly


 

 


 



 

 

well read ( ) At first it amused him (

) to go to the tiny flat off the Buckingham Palace Road (

--) in which these two

young actors lived ( // ). He saw that

they were poor ( , ) and it excited him (

) to get into touch with what he fondly thought was Bohemia

( , , ; to get into touch

, -). He came several times (

) and he thought it quite an adventure (

) when they asked him to have a luncheon with them

( ) which was cooked and served

( ) by a scarecrow of a woman whom they called

Evie (, , ; scarecrow

, scare , , crow ).

 

amateur ['xmqt(S)q, 'xmqtq:] exceedingly [Ik'si:dINlI] Bohemia [bqV'hi:mIq]

scarecrow ['skeqkrqV]

 

He was an amateur of the arts. He bought modern pictures and collected old

furniture. He was a lover of music and exceedingly well read. At first it amused

him to go to the tiny flat off the Buckingham Palace Road in which these two

young actors lived. He saw that they were poor and it excited him to get into touch

with what he fondly thought was Bohemia. He came several times and he thought

it quite an adventure when they asked him to have a luncheon with them which

was cooked and served by a scarecrow of a woman whom they called Evie.

 

This was life ( ). He did not pay much attention to Michael (

) who seemed to him, notwithstanding his

too obvious beauty ( ,

), a somewhat ordinary young man (


 

 


 



 

 

), but he was taken by Julia (

: ). She had a warmth (

), a force of character ( ), and a bubbling vitality (

; bubble , ),

which were outside his experience (/ /

:

). He went to see her act several times ( / /,

, ) and compared her performance (

) with his recollections of the great foreign actresses (

). It seemed to him ( ) that she had in

her something quite individual ( -

). Her magnetism was incontestable ( :

). It gave him quite a thrill ( ) to

realize on a sudden ( ) that she had genius (

: ).

 

warmth [wO:mT] vitality [vaI'txlItI] incontestable ["Inkqn'testqb(q)l]

 

This was life. He did not pay much attention to Michael who seemed to him,

Notwithstanding his too obvious beauty, a somewhat ordinary young man, but

He was taken by Julia. She had a warmth, a force of character, and a bubbling

Vitality which were outside his experience. He went to see her act several times

And compared her performance with his recollections of the great foreign

Actresses. It seemed to him that she had in her something quite individual.





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