a dream coming true. in spite of his poor health robert louis stevenson travelled..... помогите найти этот текст и перевести

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all.() ball is red and blue.

4.He has () child.His () child is six.

5.Are your parents at () home?-No,they are at () work.

6.I read () book.() book was interesting.

7.I have ()daughter.My () daughter is ()pupil.

8.Is this () book new?

9.He gave me () red apple.()apple was tasty.

him walk out of the room. 2. She saw them. They left a building. 3. John invited Rose. "Come to my party". 4. I felt something. It touched me. 5. I advised him. "Don`t buy a used car." 6. The boy cries. The pain made it. 7. I listened to him. He was telling me his story. 8. The man saw somebody. He (she) stopped in front of his door.

?a)Which,b)Whom,c)Why,d)Whose. 3. ___ book is it? a)Whose,b)Why,c)When,d)How. 4. ___ do you usually have for breakfast?a)Which,b)How often,c)What,d)Where. 5. ___ do you have meals? - As a rule,three times a day. a)How,b)How far,c)How often,d)When. 6. ___ them your dictionary,they left theirs at home. a)Take,b)Lend,c)Translate,d)Buy. 7. Are you going to tell ___ the truth? a)my,b)his,c)they,d)us. 8. I can see___and___brother.a)their,Mary,b)him,Mary^s,c)us,Maries^,d)your,Mary^s. 9. A lot of people ___ in English. a)interested,b)are interesting,c)have interested,d)are interested. 10. I would like to talk ___ the phone___him.a)in,to,b)on,to,c)at,with,d)for,without. 11. He speaks English ___better than French.a)more,b)much,c)many,d)most. 12. You enjoy the film,___? a)do you,b)don^t you,c)aren^t you,d)don^t you. 13. He is going to look ___his father until he is well again.a)for,b)after,c)up,d)through. 14. Mark Twain^s words: "When in doubt___the truth.a)tell,b)say,c)talk,d)speak. 15. He___ mistakes and it___him a lot of harm.a)make,does,b)does,makes,c)made,did,d)makes,did. 16. My father is a journalist. He ___ articles for newspapers.a)writes down,b)translates,c)looks through,d)writes. 17. Please,___slowly. a)tell,b)speak,c)don^t say,d)understand. 18. I couldn^t buy___book___. a)this,anywhere,b)a,nowhere,c)an,somewhere,d)-,anywhere. 19. There ___ snow on the road. a)is any,b)are much,c)will some,d)is some. 20. I hope my plans do not ___ with yours. a)interrupt,b)observe,c)interfere,d)interest. 21. If you don^t know a word ___in a dictionary. a)look it up,b)look for it,c)look after it,d)look through it. 22. I want tea___coffee.a)in spite of,b)instead of,c)except for,d)because. 23. Where do you___? -I am from Russia.a)get from,b)are from,c)come from,d)go from. 24. ___Canaries are___ good place to have a rest for those who enjoy the sun.a)The,a,b)_,the,c)The,an,d)_,_. 25. Her yellow dress catches everyone^s eye___. a)at least,b)slowly,c)immediately,d)at the same time. 26. ___ do it,he is too young.a)Not to let him,b)Let him not to,c)Do not let him to,d)Do not let him. 27. Let^s ___ into two groups and start looking for them.a)divide,b)separate,c)isolate,d)share. 28. This room has such a nice ___over the sea. a)look,b)view,c)sight,d)appearance. 29. I am going to tell ___about it, I promise to keep it a secret.a)anybody,b)somebody,c)everybody,d)nobody. 30. I___ all that newspapers say. a)am not believing,b)not believe,c)don^t believe ,d)doesn^t believe. 31. Let^s go. The ___,the___. a)sooner,better,b)sooner,best,c)soonest,well,d)soonest,good. 32.It is typical ___ woman. They all behave the same in this situation. a)of some,b)from a few,c)for any,d)with many.

away. Begging us upon his return to follow, we were led to a wall where clung a dead butterfly, barely unfolded from its cocoon. Its fragile yet brilliantly colored wings offered a fleeting glimpse of the majestic animal it would have become had it lived. This mysterious object was little more than an inexplicable curiosity to my child who at that time was hardly “aware” of his own existence. Yet somehow this butterfly, who so valiantly struggled for life to the very moment of its death, touched in my son an existential chord; an appreciation for the gossamer thinness that divides life and death.Children are natural existentialists. Attuned to their bodies, ever in touch with awe and brimming with truth, they live in the moment; their bodies are their homes. For them, home is not a place but a timelessness grounded in the ‘now.’ And in the endlessness of that ‘now,’ the complexities of what lies ahead—relationships, achievements, meaning, and even death—are insignificant.