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Stories in English



 



  

  



 ,2021

 , ,2021



ISBN978-5-0055-5109-2

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Fight inthe Forest


Hello, my little friend! Im the Old Smart Owl. Iam the smartiest bird inthe forest. Hopefully the whole forest loves me because Iam so clever. Only the mice are afraid ofme! These animals are so stupid. Foxes didnt like me as well for some time. They even hated me with all their heart. They were hunting me but Iwas rescued byawolf. That wolf was brave, as you can see. Hares are my friends, we often talk. Squirrels live onlyinhuge trees. They are afraid offoxes, wolves, bears, owls famous predators. Squirrels always have tobe careful. These animals live inour wonderful forest.

Once we fought with hunters because we didnt want tocedeour forest tothe enemy. Now when you know our heroes Iwill tell one really interesting story. Listen and remember. Iwas inthe sky and saw two men going tothe forest. Ithought, that they were mushroom pickers orfishermenbut Iespied arifle. Then Ihastened tothe forest. Itoldmy friends the information and we started toprepare for the fight. Squirrels were shooting nuts tothe enemies, mice were helping them, foxes were throwing themselves at the scoundrels legs with sharling, hares were trying toscratch hunters, wolves were mercilessly approachingwhile licking ones lips, and bears were surround them menacingly. You will laugh, but inafew minutes they ran away infear. The victory was on our friendly teams side.




 


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TheGhostintheCastle


This isastoryaboutterriblethings. Allthehorrorsbeganinthecastle. Aking, aqueen and aprincess inhabited this castle. The kings name wasPeter, thequeens name was Ekaterina, and the princesss name was Mary. Everythingstartedafterthat. Marywenttothegarden, shesaidtoherparents: Iwould liketogooutsidebecausetoday is aperfect sunny day! Iwill stay inour garden, dont worry. Infact, Mary wanted togotothe wood near the castle, tofeed little elfs but Marys mom kept looking at her through the window. Eventually, Mary stayed inthe garden. Mary was on the swings, when inthe castle vases were falling from the shelves inthe castle, cups and plates were whirling inthe air. It seemed that whole castle was upside down. The family thought it was aghost but they got it wrong. It was abunch ofghosts! Mary decided tofollow the ghosts and hid under the table. At night the princess saw green light, she was afraid but stayed under the table. Then Mary made atrap. While the princess asleep, her trap emitted asqueaking sound, and the little girl hastened tothe ghost with anet. Mary put anet on the ghost and grabbed it. Shecaughtthe ghost, yes! But other monsters stayed inthe castle. When the princesscaughtthe ghost, itemittedsome sounds and all the monsters flew away. So, the story about asmart, brave and crafty princess Mary is finished!




 


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Too Scary Story


Once inthe evening alittle boy Tony was visiting his friend. When he came back home, he saw that his favorite clock stopped working. It had stoppedat 8:30. The next dayTony saw inoperative clock once again while having abreakfast. Another one. It stoppedat 9:40. Itwasnt acoincidence Next cold night hegotup from his bed and went tothekitchen he wanted tomake hot tea with aslice oflemon. Everyone was sleeping inthe house as ahard-working day preceded night. Suddenlythe boydecided checkthe fingerprints on his clock. Tony was right, these clocks bore some traces similar tomalefingerprints. The kid remained unstirred until he remembered that his father was on abusiness tripinanother city, whereas his grandfather had not been leavinghisroom for three days. The child got so scared that he couldnt come back tohis room and fell asleep inthe kitchen. When it struck time for the late dinner, he went tobring acup ofcoffee and acupcake tohis grandad. When Tony opened the door, he dropped the dish interror. An oldster was lying on his bed coveredinblood. Stop, the boy thought, when the first clock stopped working, it was 8:30. Whenthe second clock stopped working, it was 9:40. Eight-thirty plus nine-fourtyequalseighteen-ten. Now it is 18:10 At the time the grandmother was inthe shop, and the mom inthe office. When women came home, it was too late. There were posters on every tree: Tony Scott, little boy disappeared. What happened then, no one knows.




  


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Detective Bruce. Part1


Itisastoryaboutonedetective calledBruce. Hecravedtobe famousbuthewasnt. Maybehewillbeabletosolvemystery related onedangerouscriminal? Definitelyyes! Butitisaverydifficulttask. *Hang on for aminute, Idid not tell you the most important thing. IfBruce will catchthe criminal, hebecome veryfamous!

Itisamonologuebrooding inthe young detectives head: Ihave information. Everything that Ineed. Almost everything. Idont know where the criminal lives. So, it is time toget acompleteinformation on asubject.

Bruce suffered for along time but notfor nothing. He found out where apilfererlived. Twenty minutes passed and detective was arequired house. He broke into the flat from abalcony, opened the door, took avase, as he could not defendhimself otherwised, ran through the hall and finally got into the room. He saw afollowing picture: three men weresittingat the table and brooding.

Bruce asked: Who areyou?

It turned out that those three men were famous detectives and they missed the criminal.

The pilferer still was cherishing some evil plans




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Detective Bruce. Part2


While Bruce was thinking about criminals plans, the pilferer ran away as far as possible. He didnt want police or someone else todetect him. Our detective didnt know where the criminal wandered but was still searchinghim.

When Bruce heard about this pilferer for the first time, he said: He is just apickpocket, why do Ihave tocatch him? We could waste time!




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