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

23.Where did Salvatore go in the evening?
So in the evening when the moon was shining over the placid sea and the lights of Naples twinkled in the distance he walked down to the Grande Marine to the house of the girl whom he loved with his entire life. He was a little shy become he had not seen her for so long,They were silent for a little and then the girl told him stright put with the bleent directness of her race that she could not marry a man who would never strong enough to and work like man.
24.What did Salvatore find out when he returned home?
When Salvatore went home he found that they all knew about his aintment the girls father had been to tell them that they had decided but they lacked the courage to tell him themselves. He went on his mother's. He was terribly unhappy but he didn't blame the girl Salvatore's life was hard and he need to be strong.He knew very well that a girl couldn't afford to marry a man who might not be able to support her.
25.What sort of woman was Assunta?'
Assunta wad older than Salvatore twenty-four or twenty five and she had been engaged to a man who while doing his military service,had been killed in Africa she had a little money of her own and if Salvatore married her she could buy him a boat of his own and they could take a vinoyard. Assunta also fell in love with him
26.Why did Salvatore go up to High Mass on the following Sunday? How did he dress for the occasion?
On the following Sunday dressed in the stiff back clothes in which he looked so much less well than in the ragged and trousers of every day , he went up to High Mass at the Parish church and placed himself to that he could have a good look at the Assunta. When he come down again he told his mother that he was willing.
27.What did Salvatore look like at the time of his marriage?
Finally, Salvatore and Assaunte married and they settled Dawn in a tiny white-washed house in the middle of a handsome vineyard.Salvatore was now a great big husky fellow tall and broad, but still with that ingenuous smile and those trusting kindly eyes that he had as a boy. He had the most beautiful manners for her wife.