Предмет: Литература, автор: miras12213

Прочитай историю первую из сказки «Снежная королева» о зеркале и его осколках. Расположи события в хронологическом порядке

Жил-был тролль, злой-презлой, сущий дьявол

Некоторым людям осколки попадали прямо в сердце, и это было страшнее всего: сердце делалось как кусок льда

Чем выше они поднимались, тем сильнее кривлялось зеркало, так что они еле удерживали его в руках

А если у человека являлась добрая мысль, она отражалась в зеркале такой ужимкой, что тролль так и покатывался со смеху, радуясь своей хитрой выдумке

Некоторые осколки, с песчинку величиной, разлетаясь по белу свету, попадали людям в глаза, да так там и оставались

milanatiger2020: Кто не любит смотреть рекламу жил был после а если после чем выше после некоторые осколки после некоторым людям

milanatiger2020: Надеюсь понятно

savkaza: спасибо

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19marzia: 1) Жил-был тролль, злой-презлой, сущий дьявол.

19marzia: сори я просто

19marzia: 2) А если у человека являлась добрая мысль, она отражалась в зеркале такой ужимкой, что тролль так и покатывался со смеху, радуясь своей хитрой выдумке

19marzia: 3) Чем выше они поднимались, тем сильнее кривлялось

19marzia: 4) Некоторые осколки, с песчинку величиной, разлетаясь по белу свету, попадали людям в глаза, да так там и оставались.

19marzia: 5) Некоторым людям осколки попали прямо в сердце, и это было страшнее всего: сердце делалось как кусок льда.

ruzannadauletkerej: Спс коментам

daniilrahol779: Спасибо за спасибо

daniilrahol779: :)

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