Peter took his friend to a restaurant for supper. The head waiter brought them two menus and waited for 1 . Judith chose soup, chicken 2 vegetables, cheese and canes. Peter ordered soup, fish and chips then chocolate ice-cream.

　　Peter felt a bit 3 of that waiter 4 his fine suit. The man knew a lot about 5 and he corrected Peter's order. “You'll have fish, sir,” he said, “with French fries.”

　　“Er…yes,” said Peter, “yes, that's right.” French fries? Perhaps that was the modern name for 6 , but Peter wasn't 7 .

　　The supper was very nice. Judith ate all 8 , but Peter couldn't quite finish his. (The French fries were in fact just potato chips.) The headwaiter brought the bill. Peter knew at once that something was wrong. There was a 9 in the bill. On the menu chicken with vegetables cost only 60 cents. But on the bill it was $2.00 10 , not $3.00. What was he going to do? Ought he to tell the waiter? 11 say nothing and just pay?

　　He continued to talk to Judith, but he was feeling 12 . The headwaiter was looking 13 at him, and Peter's face grew 14 . “Perhaps he is right,” Peter thought, “and I made a mistake. What will 15 think if I make another?”

　　He called to the waiter. The man smiled and came slowly across the room. Peter gave him 16 and three notes.

　　“Thank you, sir,” he said, “I hope you 17 the meal.”

　　Peter stood up 18 , and Judith and he went out. In the street Judith said, “I left 20 cents under my 19 for that nice headwaiter.” And Peter said to her, “I have given a dollar 20 .”

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