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1. Joe and Delia were a young married couple. 2. They got acquainted when Joe was a clerk in a grocery store and Delia came in to buy a ribbon. 3. Their married life was difficult as they struggled financially and were not happy. 4. The young people took lessons in cooking and painting. 5. They paid a lot of money for their lessons because they wanted to improve their skills and make a better life for themselves. 6. Their money did not last long, and when it finished, Delia decided to find work as a teacher to support them. 7. Joe felt disappointed and was upset that Delia had to work, and she announced to him that she would be giving lessons. 8. Delia did not actually give lessons, and she

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Joe and Delia met at a friend's house where art and music students gathered to discuss various topics. They quickly fell in love and got married, starting their life together in a small room. Joe was an aspiring painter studying under Magister, while Delia took piano lessons from Rosenstock. They were happy until their money ran out, forcing Delia to find a job giving music lessons. Joe, however, refused to let Delia work while he continued studying art. He eventually found a job as a mechanic to support them. Delia managed to get a wealthy pupil named Clementina, earning five dollars per lesson. Joe also sold a painting to a man from Washington, providing them with more money. Delia, howeve

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