1 A.- Great Aunt Dolly may be a millionaire, but she’s soVacío 1 TACTLESSFAMOUSSTINGYLONG‑WINDEDSELF‑CONFIDENTFRUGALCOCKYELOQUENTNOTORIOUSFRANK with her money.B .- Ah, but she says that she’s just being Vacío 2 TACTLESSFAMOUSSTINGYLONG‑WINDEDSELF‑CONFIDENTFRUGALCOCKYELOQUENTNOTORIOUSFRANK saving for old age.2 A .- Harry can be soVacío 3 TACTLESSFAMOUSSTINGYLONG‑WINDEDSELF‑CONFIDENTFRUGALCOCKYELOQUENTNOTORIOUSFRANK sometimes, he really hurt my feelings.B .- I know, but he doesn’t mean it- he just thinks he’s being honest and Vacío 4 TACTLESSFAMOUSSTINGYLONG‑WINDEDSELF‑CONFIDENTFRUGALCOCKYELOQUENTNOTORIOUSFRANK .3 A.- I wish I was as Vacío 5 TACTLESSFAMOUSSTINGYLONG‑WINDEDSELF‑CONFIDENTFRUGALCOCKYELOQUENTNOTORIOUSFRANK as Guy. Look at him chatting up that girl at the bar! B Huh! He’s far too Vacío 6 TACTLESSFAMOUSSTINGYLONG‑WINDEDSELF‑CONFIDENTFRUGALCOCKYELOQUENTNOTORIOUSFRANK for my liking. He’ll be full of it later.4 A.- Professor Barnes is a brilliant speaker, isn’t he? He’s always so clear and Vacío 7 TACTLESSFAMOUSSTINGYLONG‑WINDEDSELF‑CONFIDENTFRUGALCOCKYELOQUENTNOTORIOUSFRANK B.- Yes, his lectures are great-not like Professor Fox. He’s so Vacío 8 TACTLESSFAMOUSSTINGYLONG‑WINDEDSELF‑CONFIDENTFRUGALCOCKYELOQUENTNOTORIOUSFRANK , he never gets to the point.5 A.- Who’s Al Capone? Why is heVacío 9 TACTLESSFAMOUSSTINGYLONG‑WINDEDSELF‑CONFIDENTFRUGALCOCKYELOQUENTNOTORIOUSFRANK ? B.- Surely you’ve heard of Al Capone. He was a Vacío 10 TACTLESSFAMOUSSTINGYLONG‑WINDEDSELF‑CONFIDENTFRUGALCOCKYELOQUENTNOTORIOUSFRANK American gagster and bootlegger in the 1920s. He spent 11 years in Alcatraz.