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My father considered himsefl to be a lucky man. He wasn’t rich
or famous, but he was lucky. …..(1)……. He lost anything, he was
usually ……(2)……. To find it again . ……3….. such example was
a fountain pen, a present from mother on …….4…. wedding
anniversary. We had had a family day uot in the mountain. My
brother ,….5…was about ten years old at the time and I enjoyed
going to a lake where you could hire a boat and row out across
the water. …….6…… had once been a village in the vally, but the
vally had been flooded in order ……7……. Create a reservoir for
a city many miles away. When the water was clear you could still
make out the top of the church spire and the walls of houses.
……8…..we were returning home that night, my father
discovered that he had lost his treasure fountain pen. About two
weeks later; he announced that in spite ………9……the gloomy
weather, we were going back to the lake for the day. We wre
surprised, but said nothing. We set …….10……… about nice in
the morning,and as ……11….. as we arrived at the lake, we
headed ………12…….. the sport where we had had our picnic on
the previous occasion. As we were deciding whether to hire a
boat for the afternoon or …….13……., my farther gave a shout.
There, lying on the ground, was a pen. There was …..14…….
doubt at all in my mind that ……..15…….. was the pen he had
lost two weeks beforehand.