Number
6 “Yes good morning.”
Number 214 “Good morning sir. Can I help
you?”
“Yes. I’d like to insert a…..a private advert in the personal column of the next issue please.”
“Certainly sir. What is it?”
“I have it written down. There you are.”
“Hay mas mal……”
“Hey mas mal en el aldea que se suena.”
“Yes. I’d like to insert a…..a private advert in the personal column of the next issue please.”
“Certainly sir. What is it?”
“I have it written down. There you are.”
“Hay mas mal……”
“Hey mas mal en el aldea que se suena.”
“Nine words. That’ll be three units please
sir.”
“Good.”
“Spanish isn’t it?”
“Yes Cervantes, Don Quixote.”
“Oh yes.
“A sort of personal joke between myself and a certain friend.”
“I see. “That word Aldea, doesn’t that mean village?”
“Yes.”
“Good.”
“Spanish isn’t it?”
“Yes Cervantes, Don Quixote.”
“Oh yes.
“A sort of personal joke between myself and a certain friend.”
“I see. “That word Aldea, doesn’t that mean village?”
“Yes.”
That’s all fine and dandy, the full
quote being “y
cómo hay más mal en el aldegüela que se suena” by the way. A nice little scene in which Number 6
it trying to be mysterious, there being more harm in the village than is
dreamt. Well there is while Number 6 is in it! But its
a nice looking
kiosk which sells picture postcards, confectionery, beach balls, but why is
Number 214 selling copies of the previous day’s edition of The Tally Ho?
Be seeing you
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