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Tom: Thanks a lot, Jane, thank you for your timely advice during that company trip last week. Otherwise, I would end up buying that worthless piece of so-called souvenir and regretting my purchasing all day long.
   Jane: My pleasure, Tom. Anyway, I hate wasting money on worthless things.
   Tom: That’s an extremely attractive point in your character. My wife used to waste a lot of money. Stick to that, and you will get married in no time.
   Jane: Oh, I have had plenty of offers, But you know it’s a terrible thing to be a poor man’s wife when you have been accustomed to a clean, decent job. I have seen so many bright jolly girls turn into dirty old drudges through getting married.
   Tom: Don’t be afraid of dirt. Mine is a clean job, but I often wish I weren’t so set on clean collars that they make their suns clerks that they would be stronger, and earn more money as navies, those road constructions workers, you know. Nowadays, they earn more than we office clerks do. I wish I were a navy instead of writing guide books.
   Jane: Well, what’s there to prevent you?
   Tom: I am not trained to manual work. Half an hour of it would make me wish myself dead. And five minutes of my work will produce a strike among the navies. I am only a writing machine, just as a navy as a digging machine.
   Jane: I don’t think the world is fair and rightly arranged, do you?
   Tom: We must take the world as we find. It’s we that are not rightly arranged.
11.What did the man and the woman do last week?
12.Which of the following can be concluded about the woman?
13.What is the relationship between the man and the woman?
14.Why does the man think that he does not fit to be a road construction worker?