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Universal Dependencies - English - LinES
Language | English |
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Project | LinES |
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Corpus Part | train |
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Annotation | Ahrenberg, Lars |
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Don't they understand English? The stewardesses are furious with them. I ask one of the hostesses when I may expect to receive a drink and she cries out in irritation, 'Back to your seat! 'She says this in so ringing a voice that I retreat. Not so the merry-minded Hasidim, exulting everywhere. The orders given by these young gentile uniformed females are nothing to them. To them they are merely attendants, exotic bediener, all but bodyless. Anticipating a difficulty, I ask the stewardess to serve me a kosher lunch. 'I can't do that, we haven't enough for them,' she says. 'We weren't prepared.' Her big British eyes are affronted and her bosom has risen with indignation.
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