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Henry Hudson was .
Brave soldier.
He crossed .
Arctic Ocean several times.
The
last time he set out from .
England he went to .
North America.
He explored .
Strait
and .
Bay there and called them after his name.
Winter came and hard days began.
. sailors rose against him because they were
dying of hunger.
They tied .
Hudson and his little son, placed them in .
Open boat and
left them in the icy sea far from help without .
Food and .
Water.
So he disappeared in
.
Bay he had discovered.
Вставить в текст пропущенные слова brave, wood, villages, strong, poor, lands, large, centuries, towns, rich, joined, dicided, build текст Have you ever read stories about Robin Hood?
Вставить в текст пропущенные слова brave, wood, villages, strong, poor, lands, large, centuries, towns, rich, joined, dicided, build текст Have you ever read stories about Robin Hood?
He is one of the most popular charactersof the British legends.
Many .
Ago he and his men lived in a .
In the trees and hid there.
. and .
People from .
And .
. Robin Hood.
They.
To come to him from different.
Because they were .
And didn't have food or homes.
Robin Hood and his men helped them with money which they took from the .
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Он был старый человек.
He always went down.
Он всегда ходил вниз.
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He was an old man who fished alone in a boat in the Gulf Stream.
He had gone out to sea for eighty - four days and did not catch a fish.
In the first forty days a boy had been with him.
But after forty days without a fish the boy's parents had told him that the old man was now definitely see unlucky and ordered the boy to go to another boat.
It made the boy man return each day with his boat empty and he always went down to the shore to help the old man to carry the coiled lines or the gaff and harpoon and the mast with the sail wrapped around it.
The sail was patched with flour sacks and looked like the flag of defeat.
The old man had deep wrinkles in the back of his neck.
The brown spots of not dangerous tropical cancer covered his cheeks almost to the neck.
His hands had scars from the lines that he used when catching heavy fish Everything about him was old except his eyes and they were the same colour as the sea and were merry and undefeated.
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Stephane Breitweiser, 33, from Alsace, in France, is the greatest art thief in Europe.
For over six years, while he was working as a lorry driver, he stole 239 paintings from museums in France, Austria, and Denmark.
He went into the museums just as they were closing and hid the paintings under his coat.
Nobody looked at him because he was wearing a security guard’s uniform.
Back in his apartment, where he was living with his mother, he filled his bedroom with priceless works of art.
His mother, Mireille, 53, thought all the paintings were copies.
One day while they were having supper, the police arrived, and they took Stephane to the police station.
Mireille was so angry with her son that she went to his room, took some paintings from the walls, and cut them into small pieces.
Others she took and threw into the canal.
Altogether she destroyed art worth two billion dollars!
Both mother and son spent many years in prison.
Twelve thousand years ago, it was the time of the last ice Age, the earth was different from now?
Twelve thousand years ago, it was the time of the last ice Age, the earth was different from now.
The weather was very cold and there were different types of plants and animals.
Huge animals such as the woolly mammoth, woolly rhinoceros and mastodon lived in the north of Europe and Asia and in North America.
These animals died out shortly after the Ice Age came to an end.
In the Ice Age there were different species of early man.
Their life was really hard.
They learned to be good hunters, had many tools and lived in family groups.
They looked and did like modern people, yet they were not like us.
They hunted and killed mammoths and other animals.
But dangerous animals killed them too.
They walked a lot to find food.
They were strong and powerful.
They could think and understand many things.
Early people needed food, homes, clothing and tools.
They had religious leaders, community leaders, and doctors.
They had no schools but their children leaders at home.
Some time passed and they learned a lot.
They were as we are.
They began human history.
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Once upon a time on an island in the Red sea there lived a man.
One day he took flour and water, and carrots, and plums, and sugar and made himself a very big brown cake.
But just as he was going to eat it there came down to the beach the Rhinoceros with two piggy eyes and bad manners.
He said, how and the man left the cake and climbed to the top of a tree.
The Rhinoceros ate the cake and went away.
The man came down from the thee and said.
"Them that takes cakes, wich the man bakes, makes dreadful mistakes.
"
Five weeks later the weather was very hot and all the animals took off their skins.
The Rhinoceros left his skin on the beach and went into the water.
At that moment the man put cake crumbs inside the skin and climbed on the top of the tree.
The Rhinoceros came out of the water and put his skin on, and it tickled like cake crumbs in bed.
Не ran to the tree and rubbed, and rubbed himself against it.
And he rubbed his skin into great folds on his neck and over his legs.
And from that day a rhinoceros has great folds in his skin.
ONCE upon a time there lived in the north country a certain poor man and his wife, who had two cornfields, three cows, five sheep, and thirteen children?
ONCE upon a time there lived in the north country a certain poor man and his wife, who had two cornfields, three cows, five sheep, and thirteen children.
Twelve of these children were called by names common in the north country–Hardhead, Stiffneck, Tightfingers, and the like ; but when the thirteenth came to be named, either the poor man and his wife could remember no other name, or something in the child's look made them think it proper, for they called him Merrymind, which the neighbors thought a strange name, and very much above their station : however, as they showed no other signs of pride, the neighbors let that pass.
Their thirteen children grew taller and stronger every year, and they had hard work to keep them in bread ; but when the youngest was old enough to look after his father's sheep, there happened the great fair, to which everybody in the north country went, because it came only once in seven years.
It was held on midsummer day, –not in any town or village, but on a green plain, lying between a broad river and a high hill, where it was said the fairies used to dance in old and merry times.
"Merchants and dealers of all sorts crowded to that fair from far and near.
There was nothing known in the north country that could not be bought or sold in it, and neither old nor young were willing to go home without a fairing.
The poor man who owned this large family could afford them little to spend in such ways ; but as the fair happened only once in seven years, he would not show a poor spirit.
Therefore, calling them about him, he opened the leathern bag in which his savings were stored, and gave every one of the thirteen a silver penny.
"The boys and girls had never before owned so much pocket - money ; and, wondering what they should buy, they dressed themselves in their holiday clothes, and set out with their father and mother to the fair.
When they came near the ground that midsummer morning, the stalls, heaped up with all manner of merchandise, from ginger - bread upwards, the tents for fun and feasting, the puppet shows, the rope dancers, and the crowd of neighbors and strangers, all in their best attire, made those simple people think their north country fair the finest sight in the world.
The day wore away in seeing wonders, and in chatting with old friends.
It was surprising how far silver pennies went in those days ; but before evening twelve of the thirteen had got fairly rid of their money.
One bought a pair of brass buckles, another a crimson riband, a third green garters ; the father bought a tobacco - pipe, the mother a horn snuffbox–in short, all had provided themselves with fairings except Merrymind.
"The cause of the silver penny remaining in his pocket was that he had set his heart upon a fiddle ; and fiddles enough there were in the fair–small and large, plain and painted : he looked at and priced the most of them, but there was not one that came within the compass of a silver penny.
His father and mother warned him to make haste with his purchase, for they must all go home at sunset because the way was long.
"The sun was getting low and red upon the hill, the fair was growing thin, for many dealers had packed up their stalls and departed ; but there was a mossy hollow in the great hill - side, to which the outskirts of the fair had reached, and Merrymind thought he would see what might be there.
The first thing was a stall of fiddles, kept by a young merchant from a far country, who had many customers, his goods being fine and new ; but hard by sat a little gray - haired man, at whom everybody had laughed that day, because he had nothing on his stall but one old dingy fiddle, and all its strings were broken.
Nevertheless, the little man sat as stately, and cried, 'Fiddles to sell!
' as if he had the best stall in the fair.
The weather was too__________ ?
The weather was too__________ .
The buckets suffered from a __________ air that came everywhere.
Cold weather makes people feel__________ .
Charlie and his family felt same .
So Charlie's father lost his job and they began to starve.
Charlie began to save his __________ he moved slowly but he didn't take __________ from the others.
Suddenly he found __________ in the __________.
It meant __________ for him and his family.
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The First Boomerang.
In the old times the sky was not as high above the Earth as it is today.
It was down to the earth, so all the people and animals were very short and small.
All the animals very unhappy : birds could not fly with their winds and kangaroos could not jump around.
Only snakes liked it because they could hint the birds for their food.
It never rained.
The trees were short and looked like yellow grass.
The Earth was like a desert, with no seas or oceans.
At that time there lived a hinter.
His name was Yondi.
One day he was in the forest.
He was very tired and could not walk any more.
In the end Yondi saw a little lake.
He liked it and wanted to spend some time there.
It was nice to sit and watch animals.
Yondi saw a very strange thing : when the animals came to the lake, they were ill and sad.
But after drank from it, they became strong and healthy.
Yondi was puzzled.
«What that?
Why do they look so different?
» he thought.
But after a short time he understood, « This water works like magic, so it can help me, too.
I must try.
»
The hunter jumped into the lake.
In the water he found a stick and took it in his hand.
When he got out of the water, he was strong and healthy.
He looked around and understood that he was getting taller and taller.
The stick was getting bigger and bigger, too.
After some time Yondi hit his head against the sky.
«Oh, no!
» he cried.
«I am too tall new!
I must push up the sky with this magic stick.
»
So he took his stick and started to push up the sky higher and higher.
He called his friends, animals, and they came to help him, too.
Only the snakes did not want to work with them and to push up the sky.
Do you know why?
Yondi because as tall as today people and pushed the sky up to the place where it is now.
Together with the sky, the sun and the stars also went up.
The water from the magic lake went up to the sun and… it started raining!
The magic water came down to the people, animal and trees and made them strong and healthy.
They started getting biggest and taller.
Small lakes became rivers, seas and oceans.
All the men and woman started dancing.
They said « thank you » to the great hunter Yondi.
His friends animals were happy, too.
The kangaroo started jumping around and forgot how to walk.
The birds learned to fly and sing beautiful songs.
Yondi looked at his magic stick and saw bent.
«I do not need it, » he thought and threw the stick away, but it came back!
That is how the first boomerang come to be.
1. What was the Earth like in the old times?
2. who was Yondi?
3. what surprised Yondi when he saw animals near the lake?
4. what did the magic water do to yondi?
5. why did he want to push up the sky?
6. what did the magic water do to people, animals and trees?
7. how did the people and animais celebrate?
8. how did the magic stick become a boomerang?
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One day Mr.
Earnshaw came back from a long journey.
He had travelled sixty miles to
Liverpool and back on business, and was very tired.
“Look what I have brought you!
” he said.
His
children, Catherine and Hindley, were expecting presents and they rushed eagerly to see what it
was.
They were very disappointed to see only a dirty, black - haired gipsy child.
“I found him all
alone in the busy street of Liverpool”, Mr.
Earnshaw explained to them, “and I couldn’t leave him to
die.
He can sleep in your room, children.
” But Catherine and Hindley were very angry because they
hadn` t received any presents, and refused to let the strange child share their room.
However,
Mr.
Earnshaw insisted and, and little by little the boy became accepted by the family.
He was called
Heathcliff, as a first and last name.
No one ever discovered who his parents were.
Catherine and he became great friends, but Hindley hated him, and was often cruel to him.
Old Mr.
Earnshaw was strangely fond of that gipsy child, and frequently punished his son for
behaving badly to Heathcliff.
Hindley began to be jealous to his father’s feelings for Heathcliff, and
saw them both as enemies.
This situation couldn’t last.
As Mr.
Earnshaw grew old and ill, Heathcliff became even more
his favourite, and Hindley often quarrelled with father.
When Hindley was sent away to study,
everybody hoped that they would have peace in the house.
ПЕРЕВЕДИТЕ ПЛИИИЗ Many years ago, there lived a king in England?
ПЕРЕВЕДИТЕ ПЛИИИЗ Many years ago, there lived a king in England.
His name was Richard Coeur de Lion.
Coeur de Lion is French.
It means lion - hearted.
It is strange that an English king had a French name.
More than a hundred years before this king, a French duke named William came to England.
He defeated the English, and became the king of England.
He took many Frenchmen or Normans with him.
These Normans were all poor but very proud.
They came with William to help him fight.
He promised to give them money and lands.
So Duke William stole lands, houses and money from the Saxon nobles and gave them to the Normans.
The Saxon nobles became the servants of the proud Normans.
So, there were two races in England.
Each spoke their own language.
Each hated the other.
When Richard became king there was still a great hatred between the two races.
Richard Coeur de Lion was a brave and noble man.
He loved brave men and noble deeds.
He hated all mean and cruel, and the cowards who did them.
He was ready to help the weak.
Richard himself was not gentle.
He was very angry and terrible in battle.
He loved to fight with people who were stronger or better armed than himself and never hurt the weak.
But Richard did not stay in England.
Far over the seas there is a country of Palestine.
Christian people in all ages think gratefully of that country.
But at that time it was in the hands of the enemies.
So Christian people gathered big armies of brave men from every country and sent them to try to win it back.
Brave King Richard too fought for this city.
So he gathered as much money and brave men as he could, and set out for the Holy Land.
Before he went away he called two bishops.
He thought they were good and wise men, and said to them : ‘Take care of England while I am away.
Rule my people wisely and well, and I will reward you when I return.
’ The bishops promised to do as he asked.
King Richard had a brother.
His name was Prince John.
He was different from King Richard in every way.
He was not at all a nice man.
He was jealous of Richard because he was king.
He was angry because he wanted to rule while Richard was away.
John said to the bishops, ‘You must let me rule while the king is away.
’ And the bishops let him to do so.
Deep down in his wicked heart John meant to make himself king and never let Richard come back any more.
A sad time began for the Saxons.
John tried to please the Normans.
He hoped they could help to make him king.
He gave them land and money.
He took it from the Saxons and gave it to the Normans.
Many of the Saxons became homeless.
They lived a wild life in the forests.
One of the few Saxon nobles was Robert, Earl of Huntingdon.
He had one son.
His name was Robert too, but people called him Robin.
He was a favourite with everyone.
He was tall, strong, handsome, and full of fun.
He was brave and fear - less too.
He was the best archer in all the countryside.
He never hurt the weak and poor.
Robert of Huntingdon had a bitter enemy.
One day this enemy came with many soldiers to kill the earl and take all his goods and lands.
There was a terrible fight.
In the end, Robert and all his men were killed.
His house was burned and all his money stolen.
Only Robin was saved.
He was the best archer and no soldier could go near him.
He fought bravely till the last.
But when he saw that his father was dead and his home in flames, he didn’t fight any longer.
He took his bow and arrows and went to the forest of Sherwood.
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Henry Hudson was a brave soldier.
He crossed the Arctic Ocean several times.
Thelast time he set out from - England he went to - North America.
He explored a straitand a bay there and called them after his name.
Winter came and hard days began.
The sailors rose against him because they weredying of hunger.
They tied Hudson and his little son, placed them in an open boat and left them in the icy sea far from help without - food and - water.
So he disappeared in thebay he had discovered.