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Beneath the window there was a dressing-table with three drawers and
a mirror. There were two armchairs, a small table with reading lamps and
a few pictures on the walls. Anna did not like the pictures. “I’ll soon change
those,” she thought, for she had already decided that she wanted the room.
Next to the gas fire there was a large built-in cupboard for clothes.
That evening Anna met Mrs. Bond. The two of them got on very well.
M r s. B o n d: Well, that’s fine, Anna. We’ll be very pleased to have
you. When do you want to move in?
A n n a: May I come on Saturday?
M r s. B o n d: Yes, of course. I’ll be in all Saturday morning. I hope
you’ll like it here.
So, Anna got a room with a view over the river Thames.
(From
Anna in London
by Alan R. Beesley)
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Text 5
“Little girl, little girl,
Where have you been?”
“I’ve been to see grandmother
Over the green.”
“What did she give you?”
“Milk in a can.”
“What did you say for it?”
“Thank you, Grandam.”
(From
Mother Goose’s Songs
)
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Text 6
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См.:
Фролова Г. М
.,
Стрелкова Г. В.
,
Лебедева М. С.
[и др
.
].
Учебник
английского языка для первого курса языкового вуза. М., 2000. С. 41–43.
45
См.:
Алимов В. В
.,
Артемьева Ю. В.
Художественный перевод. М., 2010. С. 219.
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