Передайте в косвенной речи. Young John: - I saw you kiss my sister, Mr. Brown. Would you like me to keep silent on the subject? Mr. Brown: - Certainly, my boy. Here is a sixpence. And I expect you to keep it a secret. John: - A sixpence? Do you really mean I have to keep it a secret for sixpence? I got two shillings for not telling I saw Mr. Johnes kiss her.

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Передайте в косвенной речи. Young John: - I saw you kiss my sister, Mr. Brown. Would you like me to keep silent on the subject? Mr. Brown: - Certainly, my boy. Here is a sixpence. And I expect you to keep it a secret. John: - A sixpence? Do you really mean I have to keep it a secret for sixpence? I got two shillings for not telling I saw Mr. Johnes kiss her.

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Young John: - I saw you kiss my sister, Mr. Brown. Would you like me to keep silent on the subject? - Young John told Mr. Brown that he had seen him kiss his sister and asked him if he would like him to keep silent on the subject.

Mr. Brown: - Certainly, my boy. Here is a sixpence. And I expect you to keep it a secret. - Mr. Brown agreed and told that there was a sixpence and he expected him to keep it a secret.

John: - A sixpence? Do you really mean I have to keep it a secret for sixpence? I got two shillings for not telling I saw Mr. Johnes kiss her. - John was surprised and asked if he really meant he had to keep it a secret for sixpence and told that he had got two shillings for not telling he had seen Mr. Johnes kiss her.