112. The Man and his Luggage.

A gentleman was travelling in a railway train, and, as there was no one

else in the carriage, he placed his portmanteau and other luggage on the

rack =opposite= to where he sat instead of overhead.

At the next station several people entered the carriage, and, when the

gentleman wanted to get out, he was obliged to reach up in front of the

people sitting opposite to get his luggage. But he did not forget to

say, "Excuse me, please".

(Blackboard.)

When Passing in Front of others, or when Reaching

in Front, always say "Excuse me, please".

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