What is Peggy reading newspapers for?

M: Hello Peggy. Why are you going through all those newspapers?
W: Hello David. I’m trying to find a flat and I’ve gone through all these advertisements, but I can’t fred anything good.
M: Do you want to share or have a flat on your own?
W: Well, you know Mary? I share with her.
M: Well, I know of an empty flat. I don’t know if you’d like it though. It’s on Bus No. 10 route in Woodside Road.
W: Oh, Bus No. 10 brings me to work, How many rooms has it got?
M: Well, it’s got a kitchen, a bathroom, two bedrooms and a sitting-room.
W: Two bedrooms. That’s frae. How much is the rent?
M: They want ＄ 20 a week.
W: Twenty. That would be ＄10 each. I don’t really want to spend more than ＄10. Fine.
M: No, but you see the trouble is that Woodside Road is noisy. It’s on the bus route after all.
W: Oh, that doesn’t matter. We’d be out all day. It’s marvelous to be on Bus No. 10 mute, we’d get to work so quickly. Oh thanks so much David. I must go and tell Mary.
M: Well, I hope it’s what you want.