Предмет: Русский язык, автор: Devodi

только не с интернета,а сами пожалуйста где нет не где,проверять будут​

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Автор ответа: panda6151
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《Куда вы? - сказал Иван Игнатьич, догонял меня. - Иван Кузьмин на валу и послал меня за вами》.

《Неприятель недалече, - отвечал Иван Кузьмин. - Бог даст, всё будет ладно》

《Отец родной! - говорил бедный дядька. - Что тебе в смерти барского дитяти? Отпусти его; за него тебе выкуп дадут; а для примера и страха ради вели повесить хоть меня старика!》.

《Батюшка Петр Андреич! - шептал Савельич, стоя за мною и толкая меня. - Не упрамься! Что тебе стоит? Плюнь да поцелуй у злод... (тьфу!) поцелуй у него ручку》.

《Ну, что? - сказала комендантша. Каково идет баталья? Где же неприятель?》


Devodi: спасибо
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