Assertion: landlady | /r/CapableOf | tell billy
Facets:
value: about mr. temple
type: OTHER
value: about mr. mulholland
type: OTHER
value: to sign the guest book
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: She does, however, tell Billy that the two “boys” were about the same age as him, and rhapsodizes over their charm and handsomeness.
text: What does the landlady tell Billy about Mr. Temple and Mr. Mulholland?
text: What does the landlady tell Billy about Mr. Temple and Mr. Mulholland when they are drinking tea?
text: What does the landlady tell Billy about Mr. Temple and Mr. Mulholland when they are drinking tea?
text: The landlady eventually tells Billy to sign the guest book because ‘it’s the law of the land, and we don’t want to go breaking any laws’.
text: Suddenly the unexpected happens when the landlady tells Billy that both Mr Mulhalland and Mr Temple are still at the boarding house ‘together’.
text: When she tells Billy that she is a taxidermist the clues start to fit into place and the last paragraph
text: A weird thing about the B;B is that even at this low price there was absolutely nobody else there, as the landlady tells Billy
text: The landlady tells Billy that he ‘just right’ and by telling us that the reader can see her words are ambiguous and she shows an ulterior motive.
text: The landlady eventually tells Billy to sign the guest book because 'it's the law of the land, and we don't want to go breaking any laws'.
text: Suddenly the unexpected happens when the landlady tells Billy that both Mr Mulhalland and Mr Temple are still at the boarding house 'together'.
text: When she tells Billy that she is a taxidermist the clues start to fit into place and the last paragraph, 'Excuse me asking but haven't there been any other guests here except them in the last two or three years?'