TRAVELLINGI. INTRODUCTORY TEXTThe H

TRAVELLING
I. INTRODUCTORY TEXT
The Holiday
They used to spend their summers in a holiday cottage in the country
and the winters in London. But that year Alice felt restless and Robert
wanted to take her to some new and far away place for a complete change.
So, one evening he suggested the idea to her and Alice sprang to it
joyously. She thought she would like to go to Italy and Robert wondered
whether Sweden was a possibility. They've never been to Sweden before.
Then Alice remembered seeing some advertisements for Greece and Robert
said that France might be a good idea. Finally, without deciding where to
go, they realized, that it would be wise to think about the cost o f going
"Well, first of all we must decide about the car," Alice said. "If we don't
take it, we shall have to stay in one place.”
"And if we decided to take it," Robert argued, "we shall have to use a
car ferry, either ship or plane." A long discussion followed.
"We had better take the car," Robert said, "because we just can’t afford
to fly all the way. But if we fly across the Channel with the car, we shan't
be able to afford to stay in a hotel." He glanced up at Alice, and something
in her eyes made him suspect she was disappointed.
But then she suddntly put forward a new suggestion. "If we flew all the
way," she mused1, "we couldn't pay the hotel bills. If we flew across the
Channel with the car, we still shouldn't be able to stay in a hotel But if
we bought a tent, we should be able to use the air ferry - and have a
camping holiday. And then we might be able to go to several countries
It seemed the perfect arrangement and neither o f them could find any
objection to the idea. So having made sure to have three weeks' holiday
from the l a August they went along to a sports shop, and after carefully
examining five different tents, decided which one would be most suitable
Then things started to happen. Robert found that he couldn't get tickets
for the air ferry during the first week in August. And, worst of all, the car

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