Luyện nghe bài hát Piano Lesson

Mama, a man a suitcase followed me home.

Mrs.

I saw him before.

Mrs.
Did he say

He tried.

Mrs.
Did you say

Of not, Mama!
Now dawdle, Amaryllis.
So do la ti mi,
A little slower and please keep the fingers as nice and as high as you possibly can.
get faster, dear.

Mrs.
If you don't my sayin' so,
It wouldn't have hurt you to find out the gentleman wanted.

I know the gentleman wanted.

Mrs.
What,

You'll it in Balzac.

Mrs.
me fer livin' but I never read it.

Neither has else in this town.

Mrs.
you go again with the same old comment
about the low mentality of River people,
and it all to much to heart.

Now, Mama,
As long as the Madison Public Library was entrusted to me for the purpose of River City's cultural level,
I help my concern that the Ladies of River City
Keep ignoring all my and advice.

Mrs.
But, a woman has a husband
And got none,
Why should she take advice from
if you can quote Balzac and Shakespeare
And all other highfalutin' Greeks.

Mama, if you don't my sayin' so,
You have a bad habit of changin' subject--

Mrs.
Well, I haven't the subject!
I was talking about that

What

Mrs.
With the suitcase who may be very last chance!

Mama!
Do you think I'd allow a common masher--
Now, Mama!
I have my where men are concerned,
And I have no

Mrs.
I know all about standards
And if you don't my sayin' so
There's not a man
Who could hope to measure up to blend'a
Bunyan, Saint Pat and Noah Webster
You've got concocted for yourself outta your Irish imagination, your Iowa stubbornness, and your liberry books!