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THE PAINTER AND THE THIEF
Thomas Gainsborough, one of England’s most famous 18th-century painters, came from Suffolk. He was the youngest son of John and Mary Gainsborough. His father was a salesman who travelled a lot on business. Tom’s mother was a housewife. In her free time she loved painting pictures of plants.8.1.First he learnt to draw apples, pears and other fruits.
When Tom was a bit older, he often walked around the neighbourhood with a sketchbook in
his bag.8.2.Tom hid behind a tree, took out a pencil and drew the man’s face. Then
he quickly ran home to tell his parents about what had happened. Tom’s father immediately
took Tom to the village watchman*. The boy’s picture was so good that it didn’t take much
time to catch the thief.8.3.But when he saw Tom’s picture he was so shocked that he
said: “That’s me! I stole the fruit.” Tom’s father was very proud of his son.
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Thomas Gainsborough, one of England’s most famous 18th-century painters, came from Suffolk. He was the youngest son of John and Mary Gainsborough. His father was a salesman who travelled a lot on business. Tom’s mother was a housewife. In her free time she loved painting pictures of plants.8.1.First he learnt to draw apples, pears and other fruits.
When Tom was a bit older, he often walked around the neighbourhood with a sketchbook in
his bag.8.2.Tom hid behind a tree, took out a pencil and drew the man’s face. Then
he quickly ran home to tell his parents about what had happened. Tom’s father immediately
took Tom to the village watchman*. The boy’s picture was so good that it didn’t take much
time to catch the thief.8.3.But when he saw Tom’s picture he was so shocked that he
said: “That’s me! I stole the fruit.” Tom’s father was very proud of his son.
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- Watchman – 18th-century policeman in England.
A. At first the man didn’t want to tell the truth.
B. That was his mother’s favourite place for drawing.
C. When she saw that her son had a talent for drawing, she decided to give him lessons.
D. Once he saw a man climb over the fence into their neighbour’s garden to steal fruit.
B. That was his mother’s favourite place for drawing.
C. When she saw that her son had a talent for drawing, she decided to give him lessons.
D. Once he saw a man climb over the fence into their neighbour’s garden to steal fruit.