She asked the cashier if he was an Indian and if he came to the restaurant every day. The narrator was curious about the girl because he found she was curious about him. Why was the narrator curious about the girl? What did he do to meet her? As she is a teenager nobody would hire her for a big salary. She is working in a nearby shop, maybe for a very small pay. On the other days she does not take lunch because she has no money. The waitress says that she comes to the restaurant only on Saturdays for her lunch because Saturday is the pay day. She has large eyes which have a sad expression. The girl is from a poor family and that we can guess from the dress she is wearing. What do you understand about the probable financial condition of the girl? Later she asks the cashier whether the narrator was an Indian and whether he comes to the restaurant every day.
I know that the girl was interested in knowing the identity of the narrator from the fact that she watched him with interested surprise. How do you know that the girl was interested in knowing the identity of the narrator? She is a polite girl who thanks people even when some small service is given to her. Something about Indians has got into her mind and she is trying to clarify her doubts. Then she tries to find out if he is an Indian and if he comes to that particular restaurant all the time. When she saw the narrator, some ideas came to her mind and that is why she watches him so closely. She had large eyes with a sorrowful expression. She had large eyes which had a sad expression. From her clothes one could guess she was a poor girl. But she turned her eyes away as soon as he looked at her. The narrator’s attention was drawn to the English girl because she had been watching him with interested surprise. Why was the narrator’s attention drawn to the English girl?
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