Norman across the first mouth broke the relative silence in the living room.
Norman looked at each other and looked at himself. His eyes were cold.
Norman a nod "well" heart is a tight.
He just thought about Yiner, but he forgot to think about how to muddle through this job!
"This job is very simple, that is, teaching an old saying. I believe Mr. Norman, you are very good at this. The only thing that needs to be said is that my daughter is the only one you teach this month … She is a clever girl who studied with Mr. Sanqu Sen and has a lot of talent for old saying, but as you know, the quality of group teaching is not very good after all, and the exam of the church school is only one month away this year … I hope Mr. Norman, you can help her get a bigger promotion in this month. I believe this is not a problem for an excellent mage like you.
Colin just flashed through Norman’s mind.
Old saying? How does he know what that damn old saying means?
Not to mention teaching this little girl
Norman doesn’t know how little girl Peggy has a strong opinion.
"Mr. Norman, where shall we go from?"
This is to urge Norman to be even more nervous. I can’t help but look at her and see that there is something wrong with her eyes. I am staring at my right corner of my mouth tightly and slightly hooked up.
This clown girl seems to see his fake identity? Is this teasing him?
Norman was right. Peggy was teasing her-in fact, she didn’t recognize this as a mage. She knew it was a lie.
How can a mage be like this? !
As messy as a chicken nest, my hair is covered with black and yellow, I don’t know what dirt is, my clothes are covered with patches, and there are many holes. Look inside, this guy doesn’t even wear clothes, and the most ridiculous thing is that this guy, who is recognized by his father as a mage, smells like urine, and the clothes and urine are hard to harden after drying!
This is just a beggar who came out of nowhere. How can his ruined father recognize him as a mage? !
But it doesn’t matter. Her horse can expose him.
This scene reminds Peggy of some stories that Mr. Sen once told them. Among them, there is a story about a clever and kind little wizard who used his wisdom to expose the clown’s lies and let the other side get punished. She seems to be the little wizard now …
People are ugly and heartless!
Looking at Peggy’s expression, Norman could vaguely guess that the other party was up to no good, so he cursed the sentence from the bottom of his heart
Then he turned his eyes and used his quick wits to think of a method.
"Let me know your old saying first."
Norman looked around at the sight table. There were several pieces of white parchment neatly folded together, and the quill pens and ink boxes were put aside in an orderly way. Colin specially prepared things.
"You draw all the old sayings you know and then read them out one by one. Let me see how your foundation is."
Although I don’t know what the old saying is in Colin’s mouth, it is not difficult to see from today that he heard those sounds and saw those patterns from childhood.
Norman knew that the structure of those old sayings was very complicated and different. When many old sayings were painted for a few days, he didn’t know if they were enough. He asked Peggy, an ugly girl, to think about how to deal with the situation before him when she could drag on as much as she could.
Peggy listened to Norman and lowered her eyelids to think for a while.
She seemed to think Norman’s words made sense, so she grabbed a piece of parchment, picked up a quill pen and drew an old saying seriously after absorbing the ink. Norman remembered it when he grasped it quickly.
What should we do? Confess to Peggy that I don’t know anything about this old saying. I’m a fake mage who cheats on food, drinks and drinks. I can’t. Now I’ve got two silvers and fifty … fifty-odd? I can’t read, and I can’t do arithmetic. Norman can’t figure it out.
But whatever. Anyway, there are still a lot of silver, and I haven’t got my own. Why should this mage continue to install it?
But how can I teach Peggy if I don’t admit it? Nonsense? I don’t think so. Anyway, just look at your left eye and find any Peggy who hasn’t drawn it and talk nonsense. She doesn’t know if she’s right or wrong. Isn’t that just a muddle? Well, it seems feasible …
I haven’t waited for Norman to completely understand. Peggy sounds.
"all right"
The fourth chapter Xinghe Yaoshi
So soon? !
Norman woke up with a start and looked across to see Peggy grab the parchment. The white parchment in the Central Plains has drawn many patterns.
Just a little?
Norman has some doubts.
Compared with the countless patterns he saw, Peggy drew only dozens of them. What didn’t he draw?
Norman thinks Peggy’s long ponytail is not agile and it is not convenient to work, but Peggy is a clever girl in her work. She just promised to come and perform happily.
"This is" meal "refers to food …"
She pointed to the leftmost pattern and read aloud.
Peggy not only read the ancient pronunciation according to Norman’s request, but also said the meaning of the ancient saying to show that she really mastered the ancient saying.
"This is a’ door’, which simply means a wall door …"
Peggy read one by one and explained the corresponding meaning of the old saying. From the perspective of fluency, she did learn the old saying as her father Colin said, and it was quite good.