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The Rose Lady Analysis

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BEST SELLER Q1. One day last summer the author was travelling to Pittsburgh by chair car. What does he say about his co-passengers? Ans. The author describes that here were a good number of travellers in the chair car. Sophisticated ladies in fashionable outfits sat by the windows but didn’t let them be raised. Gentleman who seem to be on their way to different destinations in connection with almost any kind of business also formed a part of this assemblage Q2. Who was the passenger of chair no.9? What did he suddenly do? Ans. The passenger of chair no9 was John A. Pescud of Pittsburgh. He was a travelling salesman for a plate glass company and happened to be an old acquaintance of the narrator. He was travelling and reading The Rose Lady, a best-selling novel. Suddenly he hurls it to the floor between the chair and the window Q3. What was John A. Pescud’s opinion about the best seller? Why? Ans. John A. Pescud feels that all bestsellers are alike. All of them narrate the love story of the hero and the heroine who have a gnawing gap …show more content…

John got off at Coke town to get some cuttings and blossoms of Petunia. While returning from a trip to Philadelphia with him his wife happened to see these flowers in a pot in one of the windows. It reminded her of Elmcraft where she used to have such flowers. John decided to present her with the cutting in order to please her so he broke his journey in this small

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