Question

summary the quince tree by saki. fast guys 100 pts

Answer 1

"I've just being to see old Betsy Mullen,"announced Veera to her aunt, Mrs Babberly camble ;"she seems in rather a bad way about her rent .owes about me in weeks of it, and says she doesn't know where any of it is to come from."

"bestey mullen and always is in difficulties with her rent , and the more people help her with it the less she troubles about it, "said the aunt." I certainly am not going to assist her anymore full stop this fact is, she will have to go in a smaller and cheaper Cottage ;there are several to be held at the other and all the village for half the rent that she is paying, supposed to be paying, now full stop I told her a year ago that she ought to move ."

Answer 2

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The Quince Tree

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"I've just been to see old Betsy Mullen," announced Vera to her aunt, Mrs. Bebberly Cumble; "she seems in rather a bad way about her rent. She owes about fifteen weeks of it, and says she doesn't know where any of it is to come from."
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     "Betsy Mullen always is in difficulties with her rent, and the more people help her with it the less she troubles about it," said the aunt. "I certainly am not going to assist her any more. The fact is, she will have to go into a smaller and cheaper cottage; there are several to be had at the other end of the village for half the rent that she is paying, or supposed to be paying, now. I told her a year ago that she ought to move."
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     "But she wouldn't get such a nice garden anywhere else," protested Vera, "and there's such a jolly quince tree in the corner. I don't suppose there's another quince tree in the whole parish. And she never makes any quince jam; I think to have a quince tree and not to make quince jam shows such strength of character. Oh, she can't possibly move away from that garden."

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     "When one is sixteen," said Mrs. Bebberly Cumble severely, "one talks of things being impossible which are merely uncongenial. It is not only possible but it is desirable that Betsy Mullen should move into smaller quarters; she has scarcely enough furniture to fill that big cottage."