My brother likes to play football. My brother dosn't like to play football. Does my brother like to play football? Ann usually gets up at 7 o'clock. Ann doesn't usually get up at 7 o'clock. Does Ann usually get up at 7 o'clock? My father speaks two foreign languages. My father doesn't speak two foreign languages. Does my father speak two foreign languages? You work at school. You don't work at school. Do you work at school? They want to visit their grandparents. They don't want to visit their grandparents. Do they want to visit their grandparents?
The story begins in the first half of the twentieth, in the late nineteenth century. Mary Lennox arrives from India to Yorkshire. (In those days India was still part of the British Empire, and many people from Britain lived and worked in India. The British believed that Indians are less important than they are, and made them their servants). When Mary moved, she doesn't know how kind and polite to treat people. Her parents died when Mary was only nine, but in life, they did not give enough time to the child. So Mary grew embittered and lonely, she didn't know how to make friends. When she is in the manor Misselthwaite with his uncle (Dr. of regular Archibald Craven), she meets with her maid Martha and her brother Dickon. They were poor, but lived happily, loving each other. Mary meets Colin Craven, who like Mary was hated. Colin was confined to bed because of his "disease". One morning, Mary finds the estate deserted garden. She and her friends begin to care for this garden, and as the garden begins to bloom and spring-like fragrance, children "bloom" and "come alive". At the same time, the character of Mary is changed, she changes her attitude to people, making friends, and they also see it completely on the other side
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