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LESSON        Диктант

FOR THE LOVE OF A MAN

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дети потом восстанавливают текст)

They were three men with three dogs. The names of the men were Thornton, Hans and Pete. John Thornton was the chief of the party. Hans and Pete were helpers. The names of the dogs were Buck, Skeen and Nig.

It was early spring. They were all six waiting for the opening of the Yukon. The men could make a boat and go down the river.

They were all great friends – dogs and men. Even the dogs were friends. Dogs often fight. But these three never quarreled. Buck – a big, strong Newfoundland from the South – had a wound in his back. It was a very big wound. Most of the time he was lying on the river bank. And lying there through the long spring days, watching the running water, listening to the songs of the birds, he felt that his strength was coming back to him. His friends helped him as much as they could. Every day Buck washed his wound, and Skeen washed his wound too. Skeen was a little Irish setter which had the doctor instinct. As a mother cat licks her little ones, so she licked Buck’s wounds. Regularly, each morning after breakfast, she started her new work and continued it about twenty minutes. Nig was Buck’s other great friend. He was a big black dog with a good nature and eyes that laughed.

Buck was a great friend with all of them; but he really loved only one man, his master Thornton.

NEW WORDS:

John Thornton   –  Джон Торнтон

Hans   –  Ганс

Pete   –  Пит

Buck  –  Бак

Skeen   –  Скин

Nig   –  Ниг

Yukon  –  река Юкон

chief    –  руководитель,  глава

quarrel(ed)  –    ссориться

Newfoundland   –  ньюфаундленд

Irish setter   – Ирландский сээтер

wound  –  рана

instinct  –  инстинкт

regularly  -  регулярно ,постоянно

good nature   -  добродушие

master   –  хозяин