Нужно раскрыть скобки they returned to london on monday night. jan went straight to his office, she drove home, where mrs bristow, the housekeeper, was smoking a cigarette and listening to the wireless. "everything (to be) all right? " "mrs troy (to go)." "where? " "she (not to say). i (to help) her down with the bags. oh, and she (to leave) you this,"" the housekeeper gave her a letter. "darling, i (to be) sorry not to be here to say goodbye hut i (to be) sure you will be quite pleased to have roe out of your house at last. what an angel you (to be). i earn never thank you or jan enough. i (to leave) a little present to jan. let's meet soon and i'll tell you all about everything. all love. virginia." "she (to leave) anything else, mrs bristow? " "just two books. they (to be) upstairs." "mis troy (to leave) no address? " "she (not to go) far. i (not to catch) what she (to say) to the taxi-driver but it (not to be) a railway station." the mystery (to be) soon jan (to telephone). "good news," he said. "we (to get) rid of virginia" "i know." "for good. she (to be) a sensible woman. she (to do) just what 1 (to say) she should—she (to find) a husband.'"
"Mrs Troy has gone."
"Where?"
"She (did not say). I (helped) her down with the bags. Oh, and
she (left) you this,"" The housekeeper gave her a letter.
"Darling, I (am) sorry not to be here to say goodbye but I (am) sure you will be quite pleased to have me gone out of your house at
last. What an angel you (are). I can never thank you or Jan
enough. I (have left) a little present to Jan. Let's meet soon and I'll tell
you all about everything. All love. Virginia."
"Did she ( leave) anything else, Mrs Bristow?"
"Just two books. They (are) upstairs."
"Mrs Troy (left) no address?"
"She (has not gone) far. I (did not catch) what she (said) to the
taxi-driver but it (was not ) a railway station."
The mystery was soon solved... Jan ( telephoned). "Good
news," he said. "We (have got) rid of Virginia"
"I know."
"For good. She (is) a sensible woman. She has just done what
I said she should—she (has found) a husband.'"