My Roommate

    My roommate was interested in a young man in her English-literature class， but she was too shy to let him know. One day she overheard him say he was on his way to the library for a certain book. She rushed to the library， found the book and stuck in it a letter from her mother.

    "Why would he want to read a letter from your mother？" I asked.

    "He wouldn't， but if he's any kind of gentleman， he'll return it to me " Her dorm and room numbers were on the envelope， of course.

    The next day he appeared with the letter and asked my roommate out on a date. "Couldn't fail，" she later told me. "The book was Great Expectations.

    我的室友

    我的室友對(duì)她英國(guó)文學(xué)課上的一個(gè)年輕人有意思，但又不好意思讓他知道。一天，她聽(tīng)到他和別人說(shuō)要去圖書館借某本書。她沖到圖書館，找到那本書，夾進(jìn)去她媽媽來(lái)的一封信。

    “他為什么會(huì)要讀你媽媽來(lái)的信呢？”我問(wèn)。

    “他不會(huì)讀的。但如果他還算是個(gè)紳士的話，他會(huì)把信還給我的。”當(dāng)然啦，她的宿舍及房間號(hào)碼就在信封上。

    第二天，他拿著那封信出現(xiàn)了，并約我室友出去。“錯(cuò)不了的，”她后來(lái)對(duì)我說(shuō)，“那本書的書名是《遠(yuǎn)大前程》。”

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