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When he came to Mother Farthing's small, untidy cottage he The old woman stood up and looked into the jug on the table. stopped . "Only a drop. One l ittle drop," she said. "I must havesome milk," hesaid. "I must remember its tasteor "Oh, it's enough for me," said the little man. I won't sleep all night." He began to knock at the old woman's So, Mother Farthing gave him the drop of milk. He drank it c1oor. slowly. When he finished he dropped a small ring into the jug . At Mother Farthing was not sleeping. She was thinking about her once the jug was full of sweet, new milk. cow . She got up at once and went to the window. "Who's there?" "You will always have milk now," said Satchkin Patchkin. "Put she cried. "What can I do for you?" this ring into the jug, open the door and say: 'Satchkin Patchkin! The answer came thin and clear, like the sound of a silver bell: Hear me li ft the latchkin! "Satchkin Patchkin! Satchkin Patchkin! Wi ll you lift the latchkin? Hear me lift the latch!' " Satchkin Patchkin! Will you lift the latch?" "Of course I will!" cried the old woman. "I am coming!" I Is it all gone? - 4TO, see KOH4I1JlOCb? q And then there will be a lot of milk in the jug. LESSON "Thank you," said Mother Farthing. The little green magic man looked at Mother Farthing and said: "Ifyou need me, just come and call. My name is Satchkin Patchkin and I live, like a leaf, in the apple tree." - Read the text and say what you think of the boy. my name is SatchKin Patchin TH E BO Y WH O CR IED "WO Lf !" and J liVE likE a J£af in the New words : applE tru . to fall asleep 3a CblnaTb to tell lies - nrars, rosopars uenpasny an end lend] - KOHeu tast jfo.st] - 6bICTpO to save [seiv ] - cnacaTb silly ['s il l] - rJlynblli a lie [lai ] - JlO>Kb suddenly l'sAdnlt ] - B.llpy r to grab [qrrebI - CXBaTliT b Agree or disagree. to believe [brli.v] - aepnrs I, The little green magic man thanked the farmer for the milk. loudly [Taudlr] - rpoMKo 2. Satehkin Patehkin began to knock at Mother Farthing's Once upon a time there lived a little boy. His name was Bill. door because he was hungry. Bill didn't live in town. He lived in the country, and looked after 3. Mother Farthing was not .s leeping, as she was thinking sheep. He was not a very good boy. He often f II asleep watching about her cow. the sheep, and he also told lies. The people who lived there often 4. Satchkin Patehkin asked Mother Farthing for a glass of said, "That boy will come to a bad end." water. One day Bill wanted to play a practical ['pr

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