Dublin 4
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If you put the host at one end and the hostess at the other it didn’t work out. She would sit with her back to the window and have a man on either side of her. Fine so far. Dermot would sit opposite her with a woman on either side of him. Fine again, but what about the two places in between? Whatever way you did it you would have to have man sitting beside man, and woman beside woman.
She shook her head, puzzled. It was like those problems they had always done at school; if you have three missio...naries and three cannibals on an island and the boat can only hold two … Not that it mattered of course, and anybody who knew how much time she had spent working it out would say she should spend a week in St Patrick’s, but still it was very irritating. There must be a way.
‘There is,’ said her daughter Anna. She had telephoned Anna to talk about something else but brought the conversation around to the perplexing dinner table. ‘At a party for eight, host and hostess can’t sit opposite each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you put the host at one end and the hostess at the other it didn’t work out. She would sit with her back to the window and have a man on either side of her. Fine so far. Dermot would sit opposite her with a woman on either side of him. Fine again, but what about the two places in between? Whatever way you did it you would have to have man sitting beside man, and woman beside woman.
She shook her head, puzzled. It was like those problems they had always done at school; if you have three missio...naries and three cannibals on an island and the boat can only hold two … Not that it mattered of course, and anybody who knew how much time she had spent working it out would say she should spend a week in St Patrick’s, but still it was very irritating. There must be a way.
‘There is,’ said her daughter Anna. She had telephoned Anna to talk about something else but brought the conversation around to the perplexing dinner table. ‘At a party for eight, host and hostess can’t sit opposite each other.
What to read after Dublin 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maeve Binchy to read onlineMoreLess
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