[originaltext]M: Professor Murphy, can you spare a few minutes?W: Actually, I’

M: Professor Murphy, can you spare a few minutes?
W: Actually, I’m on my way to an appointment with a student, so please make this quick.
M: My name is Josh Ryan, and I’m in your Classical Political Theory class at 2:00.
W: Oh, yes. I recall now. You always ask excellent questions about the lecture. I can tell that you consistently do the readings for the day. What can I do for you, Josh?
M: I’m very interested in the works of John Locke, but the textbook didn’t go into detail about him. Would you kindly suggest where I can find supplemental reading in this field?
W: You’re in luck. I wrote my doctoral essay on Locke, so I have a whole library on his writings. I’ll put together a reading list, and you can look at which specific books you are interested in. I’ll bring the list with me to class tomorrow. Then, choose a few books, and I’ll bring those particular books to the following class so you can borrow them.
M: Thank you very much, Professor Murphy. I didn’t expect this much help!
W: I’m always pleased to help an enthusiastic student. I hope that you enjoy Locke’s writings and consider majoring in polities. You will learn about many different political philosophies that might interest you.
M: Yes, I’m definitely considering it.