Предмет: Литература, автор: maksimcerkasin59

1. Как Герда попала в лодку?
2. Как Герда вспомнила о Кае у старушки-волшебницы?
3. Какого жениха хотела принцесса?
4. Что помогло Герде справиться с полчищами Снежной королевы?

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Автор ответа: arinamaksimova2021
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Ответ:

1.—Правда, что ты взяла моего маленького дружка? Я подарю тебе свои красные башмачки, если ты мне его вернешь.

И девочке почудилось, будто волны как-то странно кивают ей; тогда она сняла свои красные башмачки — самое дорогое, что у нее было — бросила их в реку; но она не могла забросить их далеко, и волны тут же вынесли башмачки обратно на берег — видно, река не захотела взять ее сокровище, раз у нее не было маленького Кая. Но Герда подумала, что слишком близко бросила башмачки, вот она и вскочила в лодку, лежавшую на песчаной отмели, подошла к самому краю кормы и бросила башмачки в воду. Лодка не была привязана и от резкого толчка соскользнула в воду. Герда заметила это и решила поскорее выбраться на берег, но пока она пробиралась обратно на нос, лодка отплыла на сажень от берега и понеслась по течению.

2 герда увидела розы похожие на те что она выращивала с каем

3.  не помню

4. она начинает читать молитву отче наш и ангелы которые появляются от её дыхания коснувшись земли становились полком защитников

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