The Rocking Chair
A small antiqued coffee shop opened near my house less than a month ago.
I went there two weeks ago for the first time, and found there a rocking chair.
It was a new, large, nice rocking chair.
I seat on it and rocked myself gently for a full hour till I went out.
It seemed that the mistress noticed my happyness.
I visited the coffee shop for the second time yesterday evening.
A mother and a daughter came in right after me.
When I ordered and seat on the rocking chair, the mistress said, "Oh, It's you who liked the rocking chair greatly!"
The daughter, other guest, who was near her to order, said somewhat proudly, "Yes. It's me. I came here yesterday."
The mistress said, "No. I mean that guest over there."
I was glad to be abled to choose the seat before my rival did.
I love that rocking chair.
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Q. How do you normaly refer to the owner of the cafe? Master/mistress? Owner?
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A small antique coffee shop opened near my house less than a month ago.
I went there two weeks ago for the first time, and foundthere a rocking chair.
It was a new, large, nice looking rocking chair.
I sat on it and rocked myself gently for a full hour till Iwent out left.
It seemedthat like the mistress owner noticed my happyness.
I visited the coffee shop for the second time yesterday evening.
A mother and a daughter came in right after me.
When I ordered and sat on the rocking chair, themistress owner said, "Oh, It was you that liked the rocking chair so much!"
The other guest, the daughter, who was near her to order, said somewhat proudly, "Yes, It was me. I came here yesterday."
Themistress owner said, "No, I mean that guest over there."
I was glad to be abled to choose the seat before my rival did.
I love that rocking chair.
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Q. How do you normaly refer to the owner of the cafe? Master/mistress? Owner?
Master and Mistress are very old ways to refer to an owner and are never used anymore.
I went there two weeks ago for the first time, and found
It was a new, large, nice looking rocking chair.
I sat on it and rocked myself gently for a full hour till I
It seemed
I visited the coffee shop for the second time yesterday evening.
A mother and
When I ordered and sat on the rocking chair, the
The other guest, the daughter, who was near her to order, said somewhat proudly, "Yes, It was me. I came here yesterday."
The
I was glad to be able
I love that rocking chair.
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Q. How do you normaly refer to the owner of the cafe? Master/mistress? Owner?
Master and Mistress are very old ways to refer to an owner and are never used anymore.
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