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ever(be) to London? Yes,I heve. She just (see) her teacher.

my name is bob . i live in england. a have a large family:a mother,a father,two brothers,a granny and a grandpa. oh yes,i forgot to tell you:i am a hedgehog. i am five months old. by human standards it's twelve years old. or perhaps,thirteen. so i can call myself a teenager.everybofy thinks i am very smart for my age. i think i am also good-looking.i have black little eyes,a round curious nose,aand very sharp spines . we live in garden.the house is empty,so we have the garden all to ourselves.

the wind shook the house
the house was shaken
we took what we could
not everything was taken
we lost our pets
and that day they were not found
the wind broke down our house
it was thrown to the ground
then we built a new house
it was built too fast to tell
we did the work together
it was done very well

we invited all our friends
our friends were invited
all of them came with presents
we were happy and excited

a very thin, small peasant, dressed in a rough striped shirt and patched trousers,
stands before the investing magistrate. his face is covered with hair scarred from
smallpox, and his eyes can just be seen under his thick, heavy eyebrows. the hair on
his head is long and tangled. he wears no shoes and he looks miserable and
depressed.
"dennis grigoryev!" the magistrate begins. "come nearer, and answer my questions!"
on the seventh of july the railway watchman, ivan semyonovitch akinfov, found you
unscrewing one of the nuts that fix the rails. was this so?
"wha-at?"
"is this true?"
"to be sure, it is true."
"very good; well, what were you unscrewing the nut for?"
"wha-at?"
"stop saying "wha-at" and answer the question; what were you unscrewing the nut for?"
"the nut? we make weights out of those nuts for our fishing lines."
"who is "we"?"
"we, people ...the klimovo peasants, that is."
"listen, my man; don't play the idiot with me, but speak sensibly. it's no use telling lies here!"
"you must understand that the nut holds the rails to the sleepers!"
"we understand that ...we don't unscrew them all ...we leave some ...we don't do it thoughtlessly
... we understand ..."
"last year the train went off the rails here," says the magistrate. "now i see why!"
"what do yo say, your honour?"
"i am telling you that now i see why the train went off the rails last year ...i understand!"