UNIT 11
The Mystery Woman
LESSON 1
PEDRO: Where were you last night?
MIGUEL: At the movies.
151 PEDRO: Oh yeah? Which one?
MIGUEL: Uh, I forget.
152 PEDRO: Oh, you forget, huh? Were you with someone?
What was her name?
153 MIGUEC, As a matter of fact, I was with ...
154 PEDRO, Aha ! I'm never wrong'
155 Was it anyone I know?
MIGUEL: Yes, Pedro, I...
PEORO: No. No. Let me guess.
Hmm. It's someone I know. Was it ...
MIGUEL: Pedro, this isn't a game.
PEDRO: Oh,, Miguel. You're always So serious.
Relax ! 'Now, who ...
MIGUEL: Pedro...
156 PEDRO: Was it the woman in the candy store?
157 You know, the one with blond hair?
158 She~s always smiling at you.
MIGUEL: No, Pedro, it was...
159 PEDRO: Hmm, I'm usually good at these games.
How about Danielle?
MIGUEL: Shut up!

LESSON2
160 PEDRO: OK,Ok,I give up.
who is the mystery woman?
MIGUEL: Marta.
PEDRO: Marta!
MIGUEL: yes.
161 PEDRO: Thanks for telling me.
162 women! what can you do?
163 one minute she's crazy about me,and the next minute she's
going out with you.
MIGUEL: I'm sorry, Pedro.
PEDRO: It's OK. It's your turn.
MIGUEL: You're wrong.
164 We really like each other.
PEDRO: Good luck.
165 MIGUEL: Pedro! Aren't you ever serious?

BONUS DIALOGUE
PEDRO:: What's happening, Tom?
TOM.. Man, you know that chick in the bakery?
PEDRO: Yeah, Yolanda.
TOM: No, man, not that one. Emma.
PEDRO: Emma ?
TOM: Yeah. She's there on weekends. You know her. She's short.
PEDRO: What color is her hair?
TOM: It's blond.
PEDRO: What color are her eyes?
TOM:' Dark brown.
PEDRO: IS she pretty?
TOM: Yeah, she~s pretty, and she~s after you.
PEDRO: Yeah?
TOM: Yeah. She~s always asking me about you. "How's
you friend?" And I say "Which friend?" "You
know, Tom. That tall, handsome guy with curly
hair. ' And I say, "Oh yeah, him."
PEDRO: Do you know her number?
TOM: Yeah, 263...
PEDRO: Wait a minute. OK. What is it?
rOM: 263-7954.
PEDRO: Thanks, buddy.

UNIT l2
Grandfather Yamamoto
LESSON 1
166 JIM, He doesn't watch television! t. He doesn't go To
167 the movies!He goes to the store every day.
168 He never takes a day off!
169 PEARL: Jim, calm down. -
170 JIM: He never laughs! He never gets angry !
171 FRANK: That's the way he is, Jim.
jIM.. Is he htippy?is he sad?Do you know, Dad?He's your
father.
172 FRANK: He doesn't think about happiness, Jim. He thinks
about his family and his obligations.
173 JIM: That's no way to live.
PEARL: Maybe not, but it's his way.

LESSON 2
jiM, All right. It's his way. But ...
pEARL: But. what?
174 jIM: Why doesn't he like me? Why does he insult me in
front of the customers?
pEAaL: He doesn't, Jim! I don't Believe it.
175 Jim : It's true, Mom. He always says, "All of the
customers know the prices, Why don't you?"
pEARL.. Oh, Jim, that's the way he is.
176 JiM: OK, but does he have to Be that way all the time?
177 We work together every day, but we never talk
178 to each other. Either he changes or I quit.
179 FRANK: You know, Jim, you are his favorite grandchild.
180 JIM: How do you knoW?
FRANK: He doesn't say it, but I knoW.
JIM: I give up.

BONUS DIALOGUE
In Mr. yamamoto's fruit and vegetable store.
CUSTOMER: Congratulations, Mr. Yamamoto. You're famous !
MR. YAMAMOTO: Famous?
CUSTOMER: Yes. That was a great article about you in the paper.
MR. YAMAMOTO: Ssh. Don't tell the vegetables. They don't know yet.
CUSTOblER: What does your family think about it?
MR. YAMAMOTO. They're very happy about it. It's good for business.
CUSTOMER: Where's Jim today?
MR. YAMAMOTO: He's at the Fair. He's celebrating.
CUSTOMER: What's he celebrating?
MR. YAMAMOTO.. My new fame and fortune,
CUSTOMER: [lauqhing] Maybe he's right. Why aren't you celebrating with him?
MR. YAMAMOTO: Celebrations are for young people.
CUSTOMER: Well, maybe. But all of us need a day off,
sometimes. Why don't you go to the Fair,
Mr. Yamamoto?
MR. YAMAMOTO: I don~t really like crowds.
CUSTOMER: I can understand that. But you can go on Wednesdays or ThUrsdays. It's not so crowded then.
MR. YAMAMOTO: Yes? Well, maybe.

UNIT 13

Reading and Refocus
LESSON 1

A Look at Pedro's Room

    181   It isn't a large room, and the furniture in it isn't

    182 expensive. At one end of the room, there is a small

    183 window, Next to the window is a large bed. In

          fact, the only large thing in the room is the bed.

    184   There are other things, too; a bookcase, a small night

    185 table, a desk and chair, a dresser, and clothes. There

          are shoes and socks under the bed; shirts, pants, and

          sweaters on the chair; dirty underwear and ties on the

          floor; suits, jackets, and a coat in the small closet.

    188   There are several cameras, five maybe six, and

          photographs of women, hundreds of them--large ones

    187 and small ones--on the desk and on the walls. The

          photographs are smiling, laughing, crying, standing,

    188 and sitting. One thing is very clear. Pedro likes women

          very, very much. 188

    180   Pedro's mother doesn't like to go into his room. She

          does, of course, because she wants to clean, but she

    190 is not happy about it. "The room is full of women.

          He doesn't need me," she says.

LESSON 2

Grandfather Yamamoto

    191   How old is Grandfather? I don't know. He never talks

          about his age. He's around seventy, maybe seventy-five.

          Years ago he was a strong man. He was a farmer, a

          soldier, and a wrestler. He was the pride of his village.

192/193   Now he's getting old. He doesn't see without his

    194 glasses, and he can't lift heavy things, His hair is thin

and almost all white. But he has a strong face.

    19  $   Grandfather loves his store. He needs the store. It's

196/197 his only joy. He has friends, but they are all old. Oh,

          yes, he has us, the family, and I guess he loves us, but he         doesn't show it.

    198   He lives in the past. All of his friends are living in

    199 the past. At least the past can't change. They can't take it

          away from you. It's always there, and you can close

    200 your eyes and see it. Grandma was a kind lovely lady,

          and Grandfather's world is not the same without her.

LESSON 3

He's Spoiled

      Pedro is attractive. There's no doubt about it. Women are

    crazy about him. But he's spoiled. I don't tike that.

      It's not right to break a date. But, it's funny, I don't feel

    bad about it. I'm sure he breaks dates with women all the

    time. That's the way he is. Why did I want to go to the party

    with him?,Why not? Why did I change my mind? A

    feeling. That's not an answer, I know.

      But my feeling was right. I didn't really want to go out

    with him. He didn't really care about me. I was only a

    date for the evening. All right, it wasn't nice, but he

    certainly didn't die of a broken heart. Didn't he go to the

    party anyway?Yes, I think he did. I'm sure he did.

      Miguel is different. He is serious and considerate. But he's

    young, and he doesn't know the ways of the world. And

    he's going home soon. Oh, well. He isn't very handsome, but

    he has a beautiful smile.

UNIT 14

The Crawfords are Coming

LESSON 1

          JOANA:     Mama, the Crawfords are coming to

                        dinner next Wednesday.

    211 MRS. FARIAS: Mr. Crawford. Isn't he one of Paulo's

                        business acquaintances?

            JOANA:       Yes.

          MRS. FARIAS: I see. When are they coming?

          JOANA:     Next Wednesday, the nineteenth.

    212 MRS. FARIAS: How many people are there going to be?

    213 JOANA..     Six in all. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford,

                        Michael, Paulo, you and me.

    214 MRS. FARIAs: What are you going to serve?

            JOANA:     I'm not sure.

        MRS. gAmAS, Do they like Brazilian food?

            JOANA:     I don't know.

    216 MRS. FARIAS: We could make "feijoada.' Everyone                       likes that.

    217 JOANA:     I suppose so. What do you think? It

                        isn't very fancy.

        MRS. FARIAs: Well, they're your guests. You decide.

        JOANA:     You're right. "Feijoacla' it is.

LESSON 2

    MRS. FARIAS: Tell me about Michael.

218 JOANA:     Well, he's very tall and handsome. He has big

                    blue eyes and long blond hair.

219 MRS. FARLns: Oh? How long?

220 JOANA:     Down to his shoulders. It's beautiful. Like

                  gold.

    MRS. FARIAS: What does he do, dear?

      JOANA:     He does many things. He's very creative.

                He's a great painter, really. He also gives

                  free English lessons to the people in his

                  neighborhood,

      MRS. FARIAS:   I see.

  JOANA:     You're going to like him. Everybody does.

  MRS. FARIAs: Where does he live?

  JOANA:     He has a small apartment on 88th Street.

  MRS. FARIAs: a small apartment. On 88th Street.

  JOANA:     Don't worry, Mama. I~m not going to marry him tomorrow.

BONUS

The phone rings in the Farias home. Joana answers. It's Michael. We

  can't hear him. We can only hear Joana.

Michael. Hello. How nice of you to Call!

This Friday night? What agood idea !

Yes. I'm sure Paulo can come. He doesn't work Friday nights.

Can I help? I could bake a cake.

Don't be silly. I like to bake, and I love parties.

Can I see some of your paintings?

Yes, really. I paint, too.

I never talk about it. I'm not very good. In fact, my paintings are pretty bad.

No. I don't have any with me. They're all home in Brazil.

Oh , really? Perhaps some afternoon I Could go to art class with you.

Fine. See you Friday, then.

Friday,at 8:30. Thank you.Good night.

UNIT 15

At the Flower Shop

LESSON 1

    NORA..     Good morning, sir. May I help you?

226 CUSTOMER:   It's our anniversary today. I'm looking for the

                  same flowers as the ones in her wedding                 bouquet.

227 NORA:     What do they look like?

    CUSTOMER:   White. They're white.

228 NORA:     How tall are they?

229 CUSTOMER:   They're short, I guess. About the same height as

                  those short flowers over there.

230 NORA:     Do they look like roses?

    CUSTOMER: No. They look like little bells.

231 NORA:     Oh--lilies of the valley. No, I'm sorry. We're

                  out of them at the moment.

232 CUSTOMER:   Oh, that's too bad.

    NORA:     What about roses?

233 CUSTOMER..   OK. How many do you suggest?

234 NORA:     As many as you like, sir. They're beautiful, aren't they?

      CUSTOMER:   Yes, they are.

LESSON 2

      NORA:   Hi , Peggy. Hi, Suzy. What a nice surprise!

235 PEGGY:   Hi , Mom. We're on our way home from school.

      NORA:   Excuse me a minute, girls.

238         Jane, can you take care of this gentleman?

                Now, how was school today?

237 suzY:   The same as always. Oh. There was one thing.

          NORA:   Oh ?

      suzY:   Jack was in a big fight.

      NORA:   IS he all right?

      PEGGY:   I thick so. But he's in the principal's office.

      NORA:   Oh, no !

238 suzY:   Why are Billy and Jack so different from each                 other?

      NORA:   I don't know, dear. I really don't.

      suzY:   When are you coming home, Mom?

      NORA:   It's Friday. The store is open until 9:00 tonight.

239 suzY:   Gee, you're as bad as Dad.

        NORA:   What do you mean, dear?

240 suzY:   You're never home, either.

BONUS

The phone rings at the flower shop. Nora answers.We can hear her, but we

cannot hear the customer.

of course, sir. We send flowers anywhere in the country.

Well, tulips are very pretty.

They look like... uh... well.., cups.

Dh, she likes roses. Then send her roses.

No, in fact, tulips aren't as expensive as roses this year.

Fine. How many tulips do you want to order?

Certainly. For  $10. 00 I can send sixteen.

Yes. We usually include a short note with the flowers.

"To Mom. Happy Birthday." Yes, that's fine. Your mother's

    name and address, please?

Mrs. G. Crawford. 143-29 Park Avenue. Is that C-R-A-W-   F-O-R-D?

Thank you. And your name and address, please?

Michael Crawford. 342 88th Street. Thank you very much.

  Have a nice day, sir.

UNIT 16

At the Fair

LESSON 1

    BILL: Hi, Ali. Where are your parents today?

241 ALI:   They're eating in the Italian restaurant again. I like

242         hot dogs more than spaghetti. And ice cream is the

              most delicious thing in the world. It's not fair.

    BILL: What isn't fair, Ali?

243 ALI:   They can eat as much spaghetti as they want. But I

              can't eat as many hot dogs and ice cream

              sandwiches as I want. Do you have children?

244 BILL:   I have two boys and two girls, but they are all older

            than you.

245 ALI:   How old are the boys?

  BILL:   Bill, Jr. , the oldest, is seventeen. Jack is sixteen.

    ALI:   Do they play baseball?

    BILL: They sure do. Do you play baseball?

    ALI:   Not yet. But I~m going to learn soon. I'm almost Seven

years old.

LESSON 2

  MR. NIKZAD: Ali !

    [To Bill] I'm sorry, sir. Is my son bothering

                    you again.'?

247 BILL:   Not at all. He's a fine boy.

    MRS. NIKZAD.. Thank you, Mr...

    BILL:       O'Neill.

    ALI:       Father, Mr. O'Neill's sons play baseball.

    MR. NIKZAO: That's nice, Ali.

248 ALI:       I want to learn, too. But nobody wants to                   teach me.

249 MR. NIkZAD:   You're too young, Ali.

250 ALI:       You always say that. I'm pretty big for my                   age.

    BILL:       Excuse me, there's a big crowd over there.

2 S 1             Business before pleasure.

    MR. NIKZAD: Certainly.

    ALI:       Good-bye, Mr. O'Neill.

    BILL:       Bye, Ali. See you soon.

    ALI:       You know, Father, he isn't really an ice

252             cream man. He's just pretending. He's

                    really a secret agent.

253 MRS. NmZAO: What an imagination you have, Ali!

254 MR. NmZAO: [to Mrs. Nikzad] More imagination than

                      sense.

255 MRS. NmZAD: Don't spoil it for him, dear. Childhood is the

                    happiest time of life.

BONUS

                        Late Again

The phone rings in the O'Neill house. Mrs. O'Neill answers. It's six p. m

  We can only hear Mrs O'Neill.

Hello.Hi, Bill.

Oh, no. But it's Saturday night!

Yes, I know. But we never see each other these days. The

      children never see you, either.

And what about dinner? It's almost ready.

I know. That's the way it is. I~m just disappointed.

Around 9:00? Well, OK. Wait. Why don~t you let me type

  your report? Then you could come home now.

No. We don~t need any. We have lots of paper at home.

OK. Good. See you around 8:15. Bye, dear.

UNIT 17

Laura's Revenge

LESSON 1

256 MR. CRAWFORD: Ms. Segura, step into my office, please.

257               Bring your steno pad.

      LAURA:         Yes, sir.

      MR. CRAWFORD: To Mr. James C. Wilson, President, United

258               Printing Corp. You can look up the

                        adress in the files,

      LAURA:         Yes, sir.

259 MR. CRAWFORD: "Dear Sir: Please send this office 10,000

                        copies of the World's Fair brochure.

                        Thank you. Sincerely, ' and sign

                        name.

      LAURA:         Yes, sir.

260 MR. CRAWFORD: Send that out this morning, Ms. Segura

    LAURA:         Yes, sir.

261 MR. CRAWFORD: It's Mrs. Crawford's birthday. I want to buy

262               her some flowers. Call up the florist

                      and tell him to send my wife a dozen                     roses.

    LAURA:         Yes, sir.

LESSON 2

      MR. CRAWFORD: MS. Segtira, here is yesterday's letter to

                      Bissell Industries. There is an error in

263               the second paragraph. Please be more

                      careful, Ms. Segura. z63

    LAURA:         Yes, sir.

    MR. CRAWltORD: Any questions?

    LAURA:         Only one.

      MR. CRAWFORD: Yes ?

264 LAURA:       When do you want to look for a new                       secretary ?

265 MR. CRAWFORO: I don't understand, Ms. Segura. We don't

                      need another secretary.

266 LAURA:       I am giving you two weeks' notice, Mr.                       Craw ford.

267 MR. CRAWFORD: Are you resigning from the firm, Ms.                       Segura?

268 LAURA:       Yes, Mr. Crawford. I'm sure you can firad

                      someone better than I.

269 MR. CRAWFORD: Very well, Ms. Segura. Put an ad for a

                      secretary iff tomorrow's paper.

    LAURA:       Yes, Mr. Crawford.

270 MR. CRAWFORD: This is very inconvenient.

    LAURA:       I'm sure it is.

BONUS DIALOGUE

SALESMAN:     Can I help you?

MRS. NmZAD..   Yes. I want to paint my son's bedroom. I think sky

                blue is a pretty color.

SALESMAN:     HOW big is the room?

MRS. NIKZAD:   Not very big.

SALESMAN:     How many gallons of paint do you want?

MRS. NIKZAD:   I don't know.

SALESMAN:     Look, why don~t you tell your painter to buy the                 paint?

MRS. NmZAO..   I am the painter.

SALESMAN:     Well, then. Do you know the size of the room?

MRS. NmZAD:   No. I'm sorry, I don't.

SALESMAN:     IS it larger or smaller than this store?

MRS. NHtZAD:   It's about half the size of this store.

SALESMAN:     You need two gallons.

MRS. NmZAD..   Now what do I do?

SALESMAN:     Madam, why don't you get a painter?

MRS. NHCZAD:   My son and I want to paint the room together.

SALESMAN:     All right. Here. Read these instructions. Do you

                Want the paint now?

MRS. NIKZAD:   Yes, please.

SALESMAN:     Two gallons of sky blue. That's  $ 21.39.

MRs. NmZAD,   Thank you. What time do you close?

SALESMAN,     We're open till 6:30 tonight.

UNIT 18

Reading and Refocus

LESSON 1

Joana's Diary

            I think I'm falling in love with him. Oh, what am I

271/272 going to do?Could I be his wife? How long could I live

          in a little apartment on a poor street? He's an artist.

    273 He doesn't think about money, but I do. I like life's little

    274 luxuries. I like to buy pretty things--new dresses and

          jewelry. I could live without them, I guess, but... do

          I want to?

    275   I guess I could always find a job. I could work in an

          office or I could teach Portuguese. Or could I?

    276   Maybe Mama is right. Maybe I couldn't live on 88th

          Street. It's a long way from home in Brazil. Paulo

    277 wants to stay here, but Mama is going to go home soon.

          She misses Papa and her life there. And what about

    278 me?We could live six months here and six months

          there. No. That's ridiculous. What am I going to do?

      279 I love his eyes. Who knows? We all grow and change.

      280 Anything could happen.

LESSON 2

Nora's Dream

It's nine p. m. Nora is leaving the shop. She is thinking about her day.

    281   It's not easy to be the mother of four children ,take care

    282 of a house,and go to work. I~m not complaining, though.

        Really I~m not.

    283   Bill has a good job, and he always works overtime to

    284 make as much as he can. But we can always use some

          extra money. Four children eat a lot of food.

285/288   I didn't go to college. What could I do? I was a

    287 mother at nineteen. I didn't see much of the world

          then. The children are all in school now, and I want

    288 to do something new. I'm not old yet. I want to live and

          learn and grow as much as I can.

    289   This is my first job in eighteen years, and I love it.

          I love to work with flowers. I want to learn about the

    290 business, too. Someday, I~m going to own a shop like this one.

LESSON 3

Meet Hussein Nikzad

          You know my brother, Ali, but you don't know me. I

        am Hussein M. Nikzad. I'm nine and a half. I am very

  291 strong for my age, and I'm very smart in school. All

  292 my teachers say so. I do my homework, and I pay

        attention to my teachers. I like books. I read all the

  293 time. I can add, subtract, multiply and divide. I can read

        and write English and Farsi, and I know all about the

  294 heroes of my country. I am going to be famous, too. I

        am going to build cities and roads and bridges and everything.

          Ali is a strange kid. He thinks everyone is a Martian

      and ice cream vendors are secret agents. Why does he eat

      ice cream all the time?Sometimes I think Father is right.

  295 Ali acts like a child all the time. He never could sit

  296 still. He doesn't listen to anyone. He's forgetting Farsi,

      too. What is he going to do next year in iran?

  298   Ali hates me. It's not my fault. He hates me because

      I'm bigger and smarter, and I'm Father's favorite.

299 Father doesn't say that, of course, but I know it. And

3 0 0 Ali knows it, too. But Ali's okay, really. Sure, sometimes

      he does crazy things, but he's not a bad kid.

UNIT 19

I Need a Job !

LESSON 1

        LAURA,   Hi, Bill.

        BmL,   Hi, Laura. How are you today?

3 01     LAURA,   Awful. I resigned.

302     BILL ..   You resigned? Why? You liked the job, didn't                     you?

        LAURA..   Yes and no. I never liked my boss.   You                   know that.

303     BILL:   Yes. But it was an interesting job, wasn't it?

304     LAURA.'   Yes. We handled all the advertising and

                    promotion for the Fair.

        BILL,   Well, what are you going to do now?

305     LAURA,   Find another job. Do you need a secretary? I

                    type sixty words a minute,

307 BILL:   [laughing] No, not today. But did you look                   in the newspaper?

        LAURA:   Yes. Nobody needs a secretary this week.

LESSON 2

    BILL*   What about the employment office here at the Fair?.

              Did you check with them?

      LAURA*   NO, I didn't.

    BILL:   Why not?

    LAURA*   Because they aren't going to help me. I resigned from                 a good job!

    roLL:   Maybe you're wrong.

311   LAURA~   Oh , Bill. You need recommendations to get a good

                job. Mr. Crawford isn't going to give me a

                  recommendation.

312 BILL:   Look. Mr. Crawford is difficult to work for, right?

        LAURA *   Right.

      BILL*   Well, maybe the employment office knows it, too.

      LAURA,   IS that possible?

      BILL*   Of course, it's possible t Maybe you're his seventh

                  secretary in two years!

      LAURA,   Maybe. Thanks, Bill.

      BILL:   Don't mention it. Gook luck.

BONUS DIALOGUE

MRS, CRAWFORD:   Hi, dear. How was your day?

MR. CRAWFORD:   Oh, the same.

MRS. CRAWFORD:   How~ s your secretary? Does she come in on time                                     now ?

MR. CRAWFORD,   Yes ... well, in fact, she resigned today.

MRS. CRAWFORD:   Laura? Resigned? Why?

MR. CRAWFORD.'   I don~t know. Maybe because I criticized her                     typing.

MRS. CRAWFORD,   She~s a good typist, isn't she?

MR. CRAWFORD,   Yes, usually.

MRS. CRAWFORD:   Well?

MR. CRAWFORD:   "Usually ' isn't "always."

MRs. CRAWFORD:   You are too critical, dear.

MR. CRAWFORD:   Please. It's my business.

MRS. CRAWFORD:   Don~t talk to me that way. And don~t forget, it

                  was my father's business. You're too critical of                   everything and everyone; of me. of the boys                                       ,..MR. CRAWFORD:   Jane, please, don~t bother me.

~IRS. CRAWFORD:   Look, Gary, I live here, too. They are my sons,                 too.

MR. CRAWFORD:   I~ITI tired, and I don't want to talk about it.

UNIT 20

Ali's Fair in Love and War

LESSON 1

      MIGUEL.'   What a mess!

      PEDRO:   You sound like my mother.

            Watch out! Don't step on that sweater.

      MIGUEL:   Hey, that's my sweater.

      PEDRO:   Uh, yes, I guess it is.

      MIGUEL:   You're a slob, Pedro, but you're a great

316           photographer. Some of these pictures could be

                  in magazines,

      PEDRO:   Thanks, Miguel.

317   MIGUEL:   Hey, here's an old picture of you. You had a                 mustache !

      PEDRO:   Let me see.

318   MmUEL:   You're standing with a guy with long

319           blond hair. He looks American.

      PEDRO:   Yes, he is. He was my first good friend here. A

320           very creative guy. I met him at the art

                  school downtown,

      MIGUEL:   What's his name? You never talk about'him.

LESSON 2

          PEDRO:   His name's Michael. He was in love with

                    this woman, He wanted to marry her.

                    She was beautiful, but crazy.

          MIGUEL:   What do you mean "crazy?"

          PEDRO:   One day, she came to my door. She didn't

                      love Michael anymore, She fell in love                     with me.

          MIGUEL:   Just like that ?

          PEDRO:   Well, sure, I flirted with her, but I flirt with

                      everyone!

          MIGUEL:   What happened?

          PEDRO: ' You know I can't resist a pretty face.

          MmUEL.'   And Michael? What did he do?

3 2 8 PEDRO.'   He never spoke to me again. About a year ago

                      I tried to call him, but he hung up on me.

          MIGUEL.' What happened to the girl?

          PEDRO:   We saw each other a few times. Then

                      she moved to Florida. She has a sister there.

                  Things like that don't last long.

BONUS DIALOGUE

BILL:   Hi, Paulo.

PAULO.'   Hi, Bill. How's business?

BILL:   Fine. How's yours?

PAULO:   Coming along. We're opening some new exhibition soon.

          Oh, by the way, we're looking for a secretary.

BILL:   Really? I know a good one. She wants a new job.

PAULO:   Where can I find her?

BILL:     I can give her your number. I see her every day.

PAVLO:   OK. Here's my card. Tell her to call me. Oh, whats her         name?

BILL:     Laura Segura.

PAULO:   Segura... Isn't she Mr. Crawford's secretary?

BILL:   She was. She resigned.

PAVLO:   I don't think I can hire her. My office does a lot of work

          with Mr. Crawford's office. It could be embarrassing.

BILL:     I see. That's too bad.

PAULO:   Yes, it is. But perhaps we can find her a job in another         department.

BILL:   Thanks, Paulo.

PAULO:   Sure, Bill.