 33  V. You call it trifling, but if the worst comes to the worst3 and I have to go to the hospital, what then? д. If it comes to that, you'll have to put up with it. V. But I am beside myself with fear. A. Why should you be, Vera, pull yourself together. V. I haven't a glimmer of hope4 that the operation will be successful. A. Nonsense! The operation is quite simple and it is all to the good that you can be operated on in spring when it is not so hot. V. It is only at odd moments5 that I think of my studies these three days, because I can't get this operation out of my head. A. When are you going to the hospital? V. The day after tomorrow. A. That's good. The sooner you get rid of your appendix the better it will be for you. I'm taking it for granted6 that everything will be all right. No need to worry! V. How long will I have to stay at the hospital? A. Well, for a week or so, I expect. V. And the exams are round the corner! A. It is no use crying over spilt milk, Vera. We shall help you with your studies as soon as you come home again. We'll see you through,7 so don't worry. 33 |
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