PART 3 · LESSON 29 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
A Life in Eight Lines
In the sleeper's compartment a fellow passenger from Luxor asks the classic questions: where are you from, you speak Arabic like this, I was born and grew up in Chicago, I've been here two years, I studied architecture and graduated, I became a restorer of old houses, what brought you to Egypt.
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THE STORY
A compartment of the night train from Luxor to Cairo, dinner trays taken away. The fellow passenger, a man of about seventy, speaks plainly to Leo and calls him son; Leo answers politely.
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