Предмет: Литература, автор: dacenkoa550

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Автор ответа: san4ikfan2204

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нергійний, дотепний, підприємливий Він — любитель пригод і фантазер. Том — хлопчик пустотливий і не особливо слухняний, як і багато хлопчиків у цьому віці. Буває, він пустує, і тоді його карають

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