Предмет: Русский язык, автор: ЗаринаЗина

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Река п..шла. П..шла и п..шла- и уж никому её не остановить. З..к..чались на ней л..дины, п..плыли, б..гут, друг друга кружат. Тут и всякая в..дяная птичка нал..тела. Все п..щат, кр..чат, в..селятся. Кто рыбу ловит, ныряет за ней в воду, кто носом в тину тыкает, ищет там что-то.

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Пошла и пошла — и уж никому ее не остановить.
Закачались на ней льдины, поплыли, бегут, друг друга кружат. Тут
и всякая водяная птичка налетела. Все пищат, кричат, веселятся.
Кто рыбу ловит, ныряет за ней в воду, кто носом в тину тыкает,
ищет там что-то.

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