Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)、Chapter 9の要約
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In Chapter 9, George takes his turn towing, and the narrator describes tangled ropes, inattentive helpers, and dangerous boating before the companions choose to continue toward Runnymead. The narrator then recalls a frightening search for Wallingford Lock, which ends when passing boaters explain that the lock no longer exists.
起こる出来事
- George reluctantly leaves the boat to tow, but the carefully packed line tangles as he unwinds it.
- The narrator describes towing mishaps, including two men whose unattended boat drifts away while they untangle their rope.
- George tells how a distracted couple unknowingly tows his boat to Marlow, while their aunt’s whereabouts remain unknown.
- Further examples show the dangers of horse towing and the delays caused by girls who repeatedly stop.
- George tows to Penton Hook, where the companions decide to continue toward Runnymead rather than stop early.
- The narrator recalls searching for Wallingford Lock with his cousin until passing boaters explain its removal, ending their fear.

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Why can the narrator and his cousin not find Wallingford Lock?

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