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Уроков географии 8-ой " В " не любил. Поэтому неудивительно, что в среду кабинет географии не могли открыть: кто-то положил спичку в замок(锁), но к счастью, учитель труда мучился с замком недолго.
-- Кто это сделал？--спросила учительница на уроке. Никто не отвечал. Как же ученики могли признаться, что спичку положил Максим!

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