Предмет: Русский язык, автор: muzza2003

Нужно расставить знаки припенания...

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Автор ответа: Kate30122001

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Автор ответа: Nastyxa1309

Чуть живой,Не чирикает даже.
Замерзает совсем воробей.
Как заметит подводу с поклажей,
Из-под крыши бросается к ней.
И дрожит он над зёрнышком бедным,
И летит к чердаку своему,
А гляди,не становится вредным.
Оттого,что так трудно ему...

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