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                                                                                                    24th November 2012

Dear, Jane

Thank you for the letter. It appears that we both have similar preferences in literature. I like classical literature, too. My favourite Russian writer is Nikolai Gogol. You know how much I love reading books. I'm reading Gogol's 'Dead Souls' now and I can't tear myself away from the book. Every day I devote 3 hours to reading. So, I suggest to you reading this book.

Best wishes,

Lena

-Дорогая мама. С праздником тебя. С 8 марта!( сын, Стефан)

-Ох сынок. ( мама, миссис Мереди)

- Я пришел не один, заходите. ( сын, Стефан)

-Здравствуйте, миссис Мередит. С праздником вас. Вот ваш подарок.( подруга, Керелайн Кэрелайн. И тебя тоже с 8 марта.( мама, миссис Мередит)

-С праздником вас, Керелайн и миссис Мередит. С 8 марта. ( друг, Мэтт ребята вам большое. ( мама, мимиссис Мередит)

-Незачто. ( сын, Стефан)

-Ладно, пойдемте за стол. Пора праздновать. ( мама, миссис Мередит)

-Dear Mother. Happy holiday. On March 8 (son, Stefan)

-Oh, thank you, son. (Mom, Mrs. Meredith)

- I did not come one, come. (Son, Stefan)

-Hello, Mrs. Meredith. Happy holiday. Here is your gift. (Girlfriend Kerelayn)

Thanks, Kerelayn. And you, too, on March 8. (Mom, Mrs. Meredith)

-Happy holiday, Kerelayn and Mrs. Meredith. From March 8. (Friend, Matt)

Thanks, guys, thank you very much. (Mom, mimissis Meredith)

-Nezachto. (Son, Stefan)

-Okay, let's go to the table. It's time to celebrate. (Mom, Mrs. Meredith)

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