I’ve lived in Barfield for …a…. long time. I have …a…. job in London so I travel to London by train almost every day and know faces of almost half passengers. But, of course, I don’t know names of all these passengers. One day I stayed at the... office till late in …the… evening and got to …the…. Waterloo Station in …the…. time for nine o’clock train. I took …a…. seat next to …the…. man of about forty …a…. face of …the…. man was familiar to me. …The…. weather was terrible and when …the…. train came to …a…. station it was raining heavily. I offered …a…. man lift in my car. He agreed. But on …the…. way to Barfield he suddenly asked to stop …the…. car at …a…. very lonely place. When I stopped car something heavy hit me on my head. When I came to I was in …a…. field. I had …a…. terrible headache, no car, no money. I walked to …the…. police station. I told sergeant on duty about what had happened to me. Then I saw …a…. photo on …the…. wall. I recognized …the…. man in …the…. photo at once. It was …the…. man who had robbed me. Then I realized why …the…. face of …the…. man was familiar to me …the…. police were looking for him and there were pictures of …a…. robber everywhere in Barfield.
«кому и зачем нужна философия?
Объяснение:
Я обосновывоваю свою позицию, в которой утверждю, что «философствует» так или иначе в процессе своей жизнедеятельности каждый разумный человек. Поэтому знакомство с учениями выдающихся философов и с современным уровнем постановки и решения мировоззренческих, философских проблем может и должно повышению качества индивидуального философствования, выработке самостоятельной продуманной и обоснованной позиции человека по самым актуальным смысложизненным вопросам. Автор осознает дискусси- онность ряда выдвигаемых им положений и призывает читателя к совместному их обсуждению.
I’ve lived in Barfield for a long time. I have a job in London so I travel to London by train almost every day and know the faces of almost half passengers. But, of course, I don’t know the names of all these passengers. One day I stayed at an office till late in the evening and got to the Waterloo Station in time for the nine o’clock train. I took a seat next to a man of about forty A face of the man was familiar to me. The weather was terrible and when the train came to the station it was raining heavily. I offered the man a lift in my car. He agreed. But on the way to Barfield he suddenly asked to stop the car at a very lonely place. When I stopped car something heavy hit me on my head. When I came to I was in a field. I had a terrible headache, no car, no money. I walked to the police station. I told a sergeant on duty about what had happened to me. Then I saw a photo on the wall. I recognized a man in a photo at once. It was the man who had robbed me. Then I realized why the face of the man was familiar to me Police were looking for him and there were pictures of the robber everywhere in Barfield.