HARDY, Thomas: Andrew, Jane, the Parson and the Fox
Andrew and Jane wanted to be married. But Andrew was very very drunk and the parson didn't want to marry them.
The priest decided to give them an opportunity and locked them in a room until Andrew wasn't drunk.
But the parson went hunting with a friend and he forgot them in the room. After he hunted a fox.
The parson remembered Jane and Andrew and he run to the roomt he was happy because he found Jane and Andrew and he married them. They were very happy!!
The priest decided to give them an opportunity and locked them in a room until Andrew wasn't drunk.
But the parson went hunting with a friend and he forgot them in the room. After he hunted a fox.
The parson remembered Jane and Andrew and he run to the roomt he was happy because he found Jane and Andrew and he married them. They were very happy!!
Claudia Allmang, 2nd B
This story is very difficult because this language is very strange. In the half story I had problems with the vocabulary when Thomas Hardy inserted the character of the fox I felt lost.
Gerard Castañón, 2nd B
I didn't like the book because it's not the type of story that I like.
Brian Caparrós, 2nd B
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