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Mrs. Williams loved flowers and had a small but beautiful garden. In the

summer her roses were always the best in the street. One summer

afternoon the bell rang, and when she went to the front door, she saw a

small boy outside. He was about seven years old, and was holding a big

bunch of beautiful roses in his hand. "I am selling roses," he said. "Do

you want any? They are quite cheap. Five pence for a big bunch. They

are fresh. I picked them this afternoon." "My boy," Mrs. Williams

answered. "I pick roses whenever I want, and don't pay anything for

them, because I have lots in my garden." "Oh, no, you haven't," said the

small boy. "There aren't any roses in your garden - because they are

here in my hand!"

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10 октября, 17:34

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Mrs. Williams loved flowers and had a small but beautiful garden. In the

summer her roses were always the best in the street. One summer

afternoon the bell rang, and when she went to the front door, she saw a

small boy outside. He was about seven years old, and was holding a big

bunch of beautiful roses in his hand. "I am selling roses," he said. "Do

you want any? They are quite cheap. Five pence for a big bunch. They

are fresh. I picked them this afternoon." "My boy," Mrs. Williams

answered. "I pick roses whenever I want, and don't pay anything for

them, because I have lots in my garden." "Oh, no, you haven't," said the

small boy. "There aren't any roses in your garden - because they are

here in my hand!"

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Mrs. Williams loved flowers and had a small but beautiful garden. In the summer, her roses were always the best in the street. One summer afternoon the bell rang, and when she went to the front door, she saw a small boy outside. He was about seven years old, and was holding a big bunch of beautiful roses in his hand. He said he was selling roses and asked Mrs. Williams if she wanted some. The boy added that they were quite cheap: five pence for a big bunch and that they were fresh, as he had picked them that afternoon. Mrs. Williams told the boy that she picked roses whenever she wanted and she didn't pay anything for them, because she had lots in her garden. The small boy said that she was mistaken, as there weren't any roses in her garden; they were here in his hand!