English Intensive Reading 吉林大学远程教育学院
Introduction Text Language Points Grammar
				Lesson 4  Text  ( Page 3)
			CLAY: What did you see? HARRY: O.K.-by-the-Sea, and this shop.(He gets out of the chair, goes to the hat tree (17), and puts on the hat hanging there.) CLAY: I guess I’d never get a haircut if you weren’t in town, Mr. Van Dusen. HARRY: Nobody would, since I’m the only barber. CLAY: I mean, free of charge. HARRY: I give you a haircut free of charge, you give me a haircut free of charge. That’s fair and square.(18) CLAY: Yes, but you’re a barber. You get a dollar a haircut. HARRY: Now and then I do. Now and then I don’t.(19) CLAY: Well, anyhow, thanks a lot. I guess I’ll go down to the beach now and look for stuff. HARRY: I’d go with you, but I’m expecting a little Saturday business. CLAY: This time I’m going to find something real good.(20) HARRY: The sea washes up some pretty good things, doesn’t it? CLAY: It sure (21)does, except money. HARRY: What do you want with money? CLAY: Things I need. HARRY: What do you need? CLAY: I want to get my father to come home again. I want to buy Mother a present… HARRY: Now, wait a minute, Clay. Let me get this straight.(22) Where is your father? CLAY: I don’t know. He went off about a month ago. HARRY: What do you mean, he went off? CLAY: He just picked up and went off.(23) HARRY: Did he say when he was coming back? CLAY: No. All he said was, Enough’s enough.(24) He wrote it on the kitchen wall. HARRY: Enough’s enough?