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Ребят помогите сократите текст так чтобы смысл текста не поменялось когда будет сокращён At the beginning of the 19th century a little boy was born in the family of John Dickens, a clerk at an office in Portsmouth, and was named Charles. He had a sister who was older than himself, and there were several other children in the family. When Charles was seven, he was sent to school. He was not a strong child. He did not like to play cricket or football and spent all his free time reading. In 1821 the family went to London, and little Charles left behind him the happiest years of his childhood. His father was in money difficulties, and the family became poorer and poorer. The boy had to give up his studies. Mr Dickens was put into a debtors' prison. Little Charles learned to know all the horrors and cruelty of a large capitalist city. He had to go to work at a blacking factory. He worked there from morning till night. When his father came out of prison, Charles was sent to school for some time. Soon he got work as a clerk. Then he learned stenography and became a reporter in Parliament. In 1836 at the age of 24 Charles Dickens published his first book. It was a collection of stories. The title of the book was "Sketches by Boz." These were followed by "Pickwick Papers" and "Oliver Twist" and many other famous novels. Charles Dickers is one of the greatest writers of the 19th century. His novels are now translated into most languages of the world.

Answer 1

Charles Dickens was born in the beginning of the 19th century. When Charles was seven, he went to school. These were the happiest years of his childhood. His faily moved to Londen. They were very poor, so he had to work hard. Soon his career as a writer began. He is one of the greatest writers. 

Answer 2

In the early 19th century, Charles Dickens was born in Portsmouth to John Dickens, an office clerk. Despite facing financial difficulties and being sent to work at a blacking factory, he managed to educate himself. Overcoming hardships, he became a successful writer, publishing his first book, "Sketches by Boz," at the age of 24. His subsequent novels, including "Pickwick Papers" and "Oliver Twist," earned him a reputation as one of the greatest writers of the 19th century, with his works now translated into numerous languages worldwide.