1. How did Mr. Gregg happen to meet Lautisse?

18. Why did Hollis Meynell ask the woman to play the role?
The plump plain woman with whom lieutenant Blandford met wasn't the person who supported him during the war and those who wrote an inspirational letters. That young lady in the pale green suit was Hollie's Meynell and she asked the old woman to play role in order to test the lieutenant Blandford.
19. What was Salvatore like at the age of fifteen?
At the age fifteen he was a boy with ugly face, pleasant, a laughing mouth and care free eyes.He used to spend the morning lying about the beach with next to nothing on and his brown body was as thin as a rail.He was full of grace.For except on Sundays he never woke shoes, he would throw himself into the deep water with a cry of delight.
20.Why was it so hard for Salvatore to do his military service?
This is because he had to leave the Island which he had never left before to become a sailor in the navy of King Victor Emmanuel.It was hard to one who had never been less free than the birds to be at the beck and call of others it was harder still to live in a little white cattage among the vines.But it was hardest of all to be parted from the give he loved with all his passionate young heart.
21.What happened to Salvatore when he was transferred to, China?
Here he fell all of some mysterious oilment that kept him in hospital for monthsHe recognized the fact that his illness was a form of rheumatism that made him unfit for further service on the warship. His heart exulted for the could go home. Unfortunately the doctors told him that he would never again be quite well
22.Who came to meet the boat? How did Salvatore's mother explain the girl's absence to him?
When he got into the rowing-boat that met the steamer from Naples and was raved ashore he saw his father and mother standing with his two brothers.His eyes searched among the crowd that waited there, for the give. But he couldn't see her.His mother told him that she didn't know they had not seen her for two or three weeks.