Предмет: Українська мова, автор: lenaym

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біліють
обсипані

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Автор ответа: tomunok
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біліють [б' і л' і й у т'] - 7б., 7 зв., 3 скл
обсипані [о б с и п а н' і] - 8б., 8зв., 4 скл
lenaym: в каких случаях ставиться не апостроф а скошеная черточка
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UNDER THE HIGH TREES
It was six o’clock when Ben Smith, dreadfully tired, arrived

home from the school where he was a teacher. He had had a lot

of work and trouble that day. He dreamed of a quiet evening at home. June, his wife, met him at the door smiling radiantly. She

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been settled for their going out. So June was realizing her

dream. He envied his daughter Penny, a sixteenyear old girl,

who said she would stay indoors and watch television. But sud

denly he was sorry for June who got too little entertainment

even at weekends.

It was already past seven when they started for the theatre.

The weather was unusually nasty. Ben’s nose and feet were

cold. After 20 minutes a number 64 bus stopped. They got on,

but the seats were full. Unfortunately the bus conductor told Ben

to get off as only seven people could stand in the bus. Ben did so

forgetting that his wife had got the tickets.

It was pouring now. The road was wet and there was a hole in

his shoe. Luckily he got on the next number 64 bus soon

enough and found a seat. Ben shut his eyes. When he opened

them again, the bus was past the theatre. It was still raining as

he walked back to it feeling unhappy. Over the doors were the

words, “Under the High Trees”.

The man at the door said he could not let him in without a

ticket. Ben was about to leave when a girl behind the ticket

office window said: “Are you Mr. Smith? Your wife left your ticket

with me.”

Ben squeezed to his seat in the dark, stepping on people’s

feet. He asked June what the play was about. She whispered she

could not understand much as one actor, an old man, spoke very

quietly, and the other, a young man, spoke very quickly.

As soon as the play was over, they ran out. There were no

buses and it was raining. They waited and waited and their

clothes got wetter. At last Ben lost his patience and shouted:

“Taxi!”

A passing taxi stopped. Ben pushed his wife in.

“Two pounds,” said the driver when they arrived.

“What?”

“After ten o’clock in the evening the fare is higher.”

Unwillingly Ben paid the driver. Besides all the trouble it

turned out to be too expensive for them.
“Did you watch television, Penny?” Ben asked his daughter.

“Yes,” she said. “You can’t imagine how brilliant the play

was.”

“What was the name of it?” asked Ben as he picked up his

cup of coffee.

“Under the High Trees” was the answer. Ben Smith put his

cup of coffee on the kitchen table and went slowly upstairs to

bed.​
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