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They are both welcome to the house of Mr. and Mrs
They are both welcome to the house of Mr. and Mrs
The gentlemen are
The underlined expression reveals that speaker B
The news of the suitor's visit makes Speaker B
Speaker A is the father of
The name of the young man coming from town is
Speaker A and B are in
Speaker B wishes to take a trip to
'Them' in line 1 refers to
The cause of the trouble is
Ifa oracle is consulted at
Speaker B is
The trouble in the land is
Speaker A is
Speaker A is
The 'blind bat' is
'Bedsharer' implies
'The charges' are made on the basis of
Read the extract below and answer the question
A : My Lord, you make charges sometimes without grounds
B : I do, do I? Very well then, tell me this
Bedsharer, You heard it. Didn't you?
That blind bat who calls himself
Seer says I am a bedsharer'.......
What do you think of that? You don't answer?
'My Lord' refers to