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“Can I help you, Miss?” - I heard a strong male voice behind me.
“I’m going up to deck A. Isn’t this the right way?” I replied. And then I added: “I’ve just
received an invitation from Oona Sheehan to visit her in her first-class cabin.” I quickly
showed him the message I had got from Oona. “Very good, Miss. Allow me to go with you,”
the man said. He led me up to Oona’s cabin, knocked on the door and we entered. “If you
please, madam, there’s a young lady to see you - her name is Molly Murphy.”
“How good of you to come, Molly,” Oona said.
“Miss Sheehan, why exactly did you invite me?” I asked a moment after the steward had left
the cabin. “You hardly know me!”
Oona said: “Molly, I know that you are a lady detective, so you must be the kind of woman
who likes a challenge and perhaps you would like to earn some extra money on this trip.
I have a small proposition for you. It’s not always easy being me. I can never be alone,
never have a chance to be myself. Even now, on this ship, in the middle of the ocean.
People follow me like puppy dogs. It can become very tiring. I’m taking this trip home
because my doctor has ordered me to slow down and rest. I would like some peace and
quiet during the voyage.”
“You said you had a proposition for me,” I said.
“Yes. I want to change places with you on this voyage,” Oona said to my surprise.
“You want what?” I asked.
“Exactly what I said. For this voyage I want to become Molly Murphy, and I want you to stay
in this cabin and become Oona Sheehan.”
“But that’s absurd,” I said.
“I’ve thought it all out. I’ll announce that I am feeling ill and I am staying in my cabin.
If anyone knocks on the door and tries to talk to you, tell them that you have a terrible sore
throat,” Oona said.
“Let me get this right. You’ll take my second-class cabin, down on E deck?” I asked.
“Yes. Say you’ll agree, and I’ll pay you straight away,” Oona said.
I thought for a moment. “I’ll do it,” I said.
She handed me a hundred dollars. Then she said: “Let’s exchange clothing and I’ll make
my way down to E deck. And of course, feel free to use anything you like.” When we had
switched clothes, she left. I stood in my new cabin, still feeling shocked. This was certainly
the strangest thing which had ever happened to me. I was about to start a great adventure
in my new role as Oona Sheehan. Then I heard someone knocking on my door.
“Come in,” I called, trying to sound like a famous actress with a sore throat. A pretty young
woman entered the room and smiled politely.
“Good morning, Miss Murphy, I’m Rose, and Miss Sheehan has just asked me to look after
you and give you whatever you need.”
I realized that it was going to be an unusual voyage.
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6.1. From the beginning of the text, we learn that the steward
A. told Molly to show an invitation.
B. went with Molly to Oona’s cabin.
C. didn’t allow Molly to go up to deck A.
D. explained to Molly how to get to Oona’s cabin.
6.2. Oona invited Molly to her cabin because she
A. felt very tired of being alone.
B. knew that Molly wanted to meet her.
C. wanted Molly to do something for her.
D. was interested in what a detective does.
6.3. Before Molly made her decision, Oona
A. put on Molly’s clothes.
B. paid Molly 100 dollars.
C. told Molly what to say.
D. advised Molly to stay in bed.
6.4. When Oona left the cabin,
A. Rose entered the room without Molly’s permission.
B. she sent Rose to take care of Molly.
C. she invited Molly to visit Rose.
D. Molly started to worry.
6.5. Which is the best title for the story?
A. AN UNSUCCESSFUL MEETING
B. AN UNWANTED PASSENGER
C. AN UNPLEASANT GUEST
D. AN UNEXPECTED OFFER
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