1. Where did the author catch sight of the woman1 Why wouldn2t he have recognized her if somebody hadn3t mentioned her name4

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1. Where did the author catch sight of the woman? Why wouldn't he have recognized her if somebody hadn't mentioned her name? He saw her at a play. He wouldn’t have recognized her because it had been many years since their last meeting, and she had changed in appearance. 2. Did he remember where he had first met her? Where was he living at that time? How much was he earning? Yes, he remembered. He was living in Paris in a small apartment overlooking a cemetery, and he was earning just enough to survive. 3. Why did she write to him? Where would she like him to give her a little luncheon? Why had he never thought of going to Foyot's? She wrote to compliment his book. She wanted to have lunch at Foyot’s. He had never thought of going there because it was too expensive for him. 4. Why did he agree to meet her at Foyot's? He was flattered by her request and too young to know how to refuse a woman. 5. What did she look like? What was unusual about her appearance? She was about forty, imposing rather than attractive, and seemed to have more large white teeth than necessary. 6. Why was the author prepared to be an attentive listener? Because she seemed interested in talking about ...