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by Alla Bokova
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Mr . Hughes lived twenty kilometres London , and his office was in the City . He went train and bus 8 . 00 morning and got home at 7 . 30 in the evening .
It rains rather in England , and Mr . Hughes usually took an umbrella with him to London , but he often lost um­brellas . He lost in buses , in trains and in shops . His wife often said him , 'Umbrellas are expensive , David , and you buy every week . Bring this one home this eve­ning ! '
One evening Mr . Hughes saw an umbrella in his train .
'Today I'm not going lose my umbrella , ' he said happily , and he took the umbrella , got out the train his station and brought the umbrella .
His wife saw it and began . 'But , David , ' she said , 'you didn't take an umbrella with you morning . That one isn't ! '

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