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СЦЕНКА 26
MONEY WORRIES
Maggie is worried; she has
been given a notice. She and her husband arc discussing prospects of getting
another job.
Maggie: I've got some bad
news, Jim. I've been given1
a month's notice2.
Jim: What! But you've always got on so well3
with Mr. Smithers. What's happened?
Maggie: Oh, it's nothing
personal. It's just that the firm is moving to Birmingham.4 Anyone who wants to, can go
along, of course,
Jim: But Maggie, you've been there5
such a long time. What will you do?
Maggie: Yes, do you know:
by the end of the month I'll have been working there for six years.
Jim: It does seem a
long time. And I'll have been teaching at Grayson Street Modern6 for seven years.
Perhaps it's time we both had
a change.7 It's not good to get into a rut.8
Мaggie: What worries me
is how we're going to go on paying
off the mortgage9 on the house if I don't get another job
right away. And then there's the loan from your father and the money we owe to
the bank.
Jim: We'll have
finished paying off the bank quite soon and father won't mind if he has to wait
a bit longer.
I'm not at all extravagant
about clothes
Maggie: But even if I do
get another job quickly, it probably won't be so well paid. Quite likely we
shan't even have saved enough to go on holiday by July.
Jim: Well, maybe our
pay increase will have come
through by then.10 The union11 is quite hopeful about it.
Maggie: The trouble is we're simply living above our income,12
Jim. Only millionaires can afford to buy all those books.
Jim: Well, I like
that! What about those hats you're always coming home with.
Maggie: I'm not at all
extravagant about clothes, Jim. I bought this dress I'm wearing now on my
twenty-first birthday. Do you realise that in exactly ten days from now I'll
have been wearing it for no less than five whole years?
Jim: All right,
Maggie! I hadn't forgotten about your birthday. But don't let's get away from the point.13
What are you going to do about getting another job?
Maggie: You know, I thought
of asking Jane whether they want anyone in her agency. My French is rather rusty14 but I could brush it up15
quite easily.
Jim: Good idea! It
would be nice if you could work together with Jane.
Maggie: I did have one
other idea, Jim, but I don't know how you'll feel about it.16
Jim: What is it?
Maggie: I thought we
might let the spare room for a
while,17 just to tide us over the summer.18 We'll have finished doing it up19 in a week or so,20
and then we can advertise in the local paper.
Jim: I don't like the
idea of having a stranger to live with us.
Maggie: Well, it need
only be till the end of the year. By that time we'll have settled our debts and
everything'll be back to
normal.21
Jim: Oh, all right.
Let's advertise and see what happens.
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