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Joe Lurry came to New York from the west dreaming about painting. Delia Silver came to New York from the south dreaming about music. Joe and Delia met in studio where there were always many young people who spoke about art, pictures, music and many other things.
Soon Joe and Delia got married. Mr. and Mrs. Lurry lived in very small flat, but they were happy. They loved each other. Joe studied painting taking lessons from great painter. Delia studied music taking les-sons from great pianist. They were quite happy, in-deed, until one day they found they had n® money. Delia had n® money to pay her teacher, Joe had n® money to pay his. Their life became hard.
One day Delia said she had to give music lessons. Ђ few days later she came home and told her husband that she had found lesson and would teach music to general' s daughter. The girl' s name was Clementina. They lived in beautiful house. She was to give Clementina three lessons week and get 5 dollars for every lesson. But Joe did not seem to like this idea. "Do you think I can see you work and do nothing myself? I must work, too"All right," said Joe. "I may sell some of my pic-tures."
And so Delia went to the general's house to teach mu-sic to his daughter Clementina. And every morning Joe went to Central Park to paint his pictures. After week Delia brought home 15 dollars. She felt rather tired. Then Joe took 20 dollars out of his pocket. "Yesterday I sold one of my pictures to gentleman from the country," he said, "and he asked me to paint another for him." "Oh, Joe, how glad I am," answered Delia.
Next week Joe came home and put another 20 dollars on the table. Delia was not at home. In half an hour she came with her right hand bandaged. "What' s the matter with your hand?" asked Joe. Delia began to laugh. "Oh, it' s such funny story! Clementina wanted me to eat some ragout and spilt some of the sauce on my hand. She was very sorry about it, and so was the old general. But it' s nothing. It doesn' t hurt much. Why are you looking so, Joe?" Joe took her hand in his, looked into her eyes and asked: "What do you do every day, Delia? Do you really teach general' s daughter? Tell me the truth." Delia sat looking at the floor for while. Then she said, "I could not find any lessons but I had to work to get some money to help you, soI began to work at laundry to iron linen. But I did not want you to know about it. Well, today one of the girls burned my hand with an iron. And I had to think up story about the ragout on the way home.
But how did you guess that I did not give any music lessons?"
"I suspected nothing until tonight, when I saw the ban-dages, because I had to send these bandages upstairs for girl in the laundry, who had had an accident with hot iron. For, you see, I work in the machine-room of the same laundry where you work."

1. What did Joe and Delia dream of when they arrived in New York?
2. What made Delia look for job?
3. Who did Delia teach?
4. Where did Joe go every morning?
5. How did Joe and Delia get to know each other' s ac-tual occupations?