The narrator was a novice writer, who was invited to the Strickland's house for a lunch after his first success. Mrs. Strickland often made such lunches, as she liked the company of writers. Despite the fact that Mrs. Strickland had a narrow-minded husband and two children, the narrator was charmed by this woman. They became friends and a young writer spent a lot of time with Mrs. Strickland. Soon the narrator was introduced to Mr. Strickland in one of the dinners.
As summer had come, the Stricklands left London and when they returned, the narrator found out that Charles Strickland left the family and went to Paris. When Mrs. Strickland asked the narrator to go to France and try to convince her husband to return home, he couldn't reject.
As summer had come, the Stricklands left London and when they returned, the narrator found out that Charles Strickland left the family and went to Paris. When Mrs. Strickland asked the narrator to go to France and try to convince her husband to return home, he couldn't reject.
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The narrator was a novice writer, who was invited to the StricklandS' house for (NO 'a') lunch after his first success.
... the narrator was charmed by THE (OR THAT) woman. They became friends and THE young writer spent a lot of time with Mrs. Strickland. Soon the narrator was introduced to Mr. Strickland AT one of the dinners.
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