Раскройте скобки. the walked for some time, and then they ( meet ) a cat, ago was ( sit) on the road and ( mew) very sadly. they (ask) the cat what he (do ) there, and he (say) that he ( not know) what to do, because he (get) older and older, and now he (not catch mice as cats usually (do). they (go) off together for a long time, until they (notice) a cock, who (sit) on the fence and (crow) very sadly. the cock (say) he (hide), because he know that some guests (come) soon to his master, and the master ( want) to cook the cool for dinner. so they (go) together to the town or bremen. they (continue) walking all day, and wham night (come), they still (go) alone the road in the darkness. suddenly they (see) a light in the distance, and going in that direction. while they came nearer and nearer, the light (burn) brighter and brighter and got bigger and bigger. at last they understood that it was the light from the window of a small house. when they (reach) the house, the dog (jump) on the back of the ass, the cat (climb) on the back of the dog, and the cock (fly) up on the back of the cat. the cock looking into the window, and his fronds asked him what going on in the room. he (answer) that he (see) a table with lost of food, and several robbers, who (sit) at the table and (enjoy) themselves. the musicians decided to freighter the robbers, and they began singing together. the noise was terrible. the cock (crow), the dog (bark), the cat (mew), and the ass (bray very loudly. the robbers (not understand) what happening, and where the music came from. in fear, they (jump) up and (run) out into the wood. the robbers (wait) for some time, but then decided to return and see what going on in their house. it was dark when they going in. the cat sleeping near the fire-place, but his eyes were open and they (shine) like two little coals. the robbers (think) that some coals (burn) in the fireplace, and they (want) to make a fire from them. but as soon as they came near, the cat (jump? at then, and a terrible fight began: the cat scratch their faces, and the dog (bite) their legs, and the ass (kick) them with his legs. and the cock, who (sit) on the wundow-sill, (crow) loudly all the time. the robbers (rub) out as fast as they could, and ( not return) to the house any more.
They (continued) walking all day, and when the night (came), they were still ( going) alone the road in the darkness. Suddenly they (saw) a light in the distance, and going in that direction. While they were coming nearer and nearer, the light (was burning) brighter and brighter and gotting bigger and bigger. At last they understood that it was the light from the window of a small house. When they (reached) the house, the dog (jumped) on the back of the ass, the cat (climbed) on the back of the dog, and the cock (flew) up on the back of the cat. The cock was looking into the window, and his fronds asked him what was going on in the room. He (answered) that he (saw) a table with lost of food, and several robbers, who (were sitting) at the table and (enjoying) themselves. The musicians decided to frighten the robbers, and they began singing together. The noise was terrible. The cock (was crowing), the dog (barking), the cat (mewing), and the ass (was braying very loudly. The robbers (did not understand) what was happening, and where the music came from. In fear, they (jumped) up and (ran) out into the wood.
The robbers (waited) for some time, but then decided to return and see what was going on in their house. It was dark when they were going in. The cat was sleeping near the fire-place, but his eyes were open and they (were shining) like two little coals. The robbers (thought) that some coals (were burning) in the fireplace, and they (wanted) to make a fire from them. But as soon as they came near, the cat (jumped at them, and a terrible fight began: the cat scratched their faces, and the dog (bit) their legs, and the ass (kicked) them with his legs. And the cock, who (was sitting) on the wundow-sill, (was crowing) loudly all the time. The robbers (ran) out as fast as they could, and (did not return) to the house any more.