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On the following day Van Baerle...
1. "Ah!" said Cornelious. "I heard the clock strike ten a long time ago. I have not got much time."
2. "The prisoner shall be taken from prison into the yard and there his head shall be cut off."
3. They questioned him; then they said that their orders would be sent to the prison later. Van Baerle was taken back to the prison to wait.
4. The officer went out.
5. After about half an hour an officer came to the prison. Rosa opened the door of Van Barle's room; she was crying. The officer read out the orders of the judge:
6. "Oh, no," said Van Baerle. "Only I should never have guessed that this would be the cause of my death. On what day is my head to be cut off?"
7. "At twelve o'clock."
8. Cornelious Van Baerle listened to the words. He seemed surprised rather than sad.
9. "At what time?" asked Van Baerle.
10. On the following day Van Baerle was called before the judges.
11. "Have you anything to say?" asked the officer.
12. "Today," answered the officer, surprised at Van Baerle's calmness. Rosa was weeping.
Нужно составить текст из предложений
On the following day Van Baerle...
1. "Ah!" said Cornelious. "I heard the clock strike ten a long time ago. I have not got much time."
2. "The prisoner shall be taken from prison into the yard and there his head shall be cut off."
3. They questioned him; then they said that their orders would be sent to the prison later. Van Baerle was taken back to the prison to wait.
4. The officer went out.
5. After about half an hour an officer came to the prison. Rosa opened the door of Van Barle's room; she was crying. The officer read out the orders of the judge:
6. "Oh, no," said Van Baerle. "Only I should never have guessed that this would be the cause of my death. On what day is my head to be cut off?"
7. "At twelve o'clock."
8. Cornelious Van Baerle listened to the words. He seemed surprised rather than sad.
9. "At what time?" asked Van Baerle.
10. On the following day Van Baerle was called before the judges.
11. "Have you anything to say?" asked the officer.
12. "Today," answered the officer, surprised at Van Baerle's calmness. Rosa was weeping.
On the following day Van Baerle...
1. "Ah!" said Cornelious. "I heard the clock strike ten a long time ago. I have not got much time."
2. "The prisoner shall be taken from prison into the yard and there his head shall be cut off."
3. They questioned him; then they said that their orders would be sent to the prison later. Van Baerle was taken back to the prison to wait.
4. The officer went out.
5. After about half an hour an officer came to the prison. Rosa opened the door of Van Barle's room; she was crying. The officer read out the orders of the judge:
6. "Oh, no," said Van Baerle. "Only I should never have guessed that this would be the cause of my death. On what day is my head to be cut off?"
7. "At twelve o'clock."
8. Cornelious Van Baerle listened to the words. He seemed surprised rather than sad.
9. "At what time?" asked Van Baerle.
10. On the following day Van Baerle was called before the judges.
11. "Have you anything to say?" asked the officer.
12. "Today," answered the officer, surprised at Van Baerle's calmness. Rosa was weeping.
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On the following day Van Baerle was called before the judges. "Have you anything to say?" asked the officer. "Ah!" said Cornelious. "I heard the clock strike ten a long time ago. I have not got much time." "The prisoner shall be taken from prison into the yard and there his head shall be cut off," the officer announced. They questioned him; then they said that their orders would be sent to the prison later. Van Baerle was taken back to the prison to wait. The officer went out. After about half an hour an officer came to the prison. Rosa opened the door of Van Barle's room; she was crying. The officer read out the orders of the judge: "Oh, no," said Van Baerle. "Only I should never have guessed that this would be the cause of my death. On what day is my head to be cut off?" "At twelve o'clock," came the reply. Cornelious Van Baerle listened to the words. He seemed surprised rather than sad. "At what time?" asked Van Baerle, his calmness surprising the officer. Today was the day of the execution, and Rosa was weeping.