Not really, English translation. Please, thank you

I went to college, I was homesick, and I received a lot of letters about people I didn't know, but they made me happy.

The year I went to college was a big change for me. Like most people, I was so homesick that I even thought about going home from time to time.

Although for most students, the busiest time is receiving letters from home, my mailbox is often empty. One day, as I walked up to the mailbox, a sticking out postcard caught my attention. I sat down to read it, wondering whose little note it was from home (misplaced in my mailbox).

But when I read it, I was puzzled, I had never seen a postcard like this. It was a piece of news about a woman named Mabel and her newborn child. I took the postcard back to my dorm room and talked about it with my roommates.

A few days later, I received another postcard. This time this one is about Mabel's cousin (or cousin, cousin). Soon after, postcards came in one after another.

Each one is a message about a different person. I began to look forward to the next postcard, curious to see what the author would come up with next. And this author did not disappoint me either.

As a result, these postcards never stopped, and each time they appeared in front of my eyes almost just when I was bored with college life. For me, they are such good things that I collect them all and read them whenever I need something to cheer me up.

This year I left home to go to college and the transition was a very difficult one for me. As probably true as many people, I have a lot of homesickness and often think about going home.

Ah, the busiest time for many students is when letters come home, and my mailbox is often opened. One day when I walked to the mailbox, there was a postcard stretched out in me. I sat down to read it, contemplating a note from someone's home.

But I'm getting more and more confused because there's no postcard like this: it's a full news story about a man named Mabel and her little baby. I took the card back to my room and talked about it.

A few days later I received another postcard about this news sent about Maybelline, Mabelline's cousin. Soon after, another card arrived, and then another, each with a completely different message to someone. I'm starting to really look forward to the next one and want to see what the thia author will come up with.

I have never been disappointed. Eventually, the cards continued to arrive, and soon I was already starting to feel at ease with my college life. They've become a time that always makes me feel happy, and I put all the postcards away and still take them out to read whenever I need encouragement.

Looked at your question. I think it's in the textbook. Assignments requested by the teacher. But if you do it this way, it won't do you any good. So I decided not to do you this favor. That's hurting you. Friends, do your best!

Two double copies of the Marine Transportation Insurance Policy. It insures the following cases in accordance with the terms and conditions: losses due to war, losses due to water ingress into the warehouse, (losses to brokers are not included).

The insurance covers coins and is paid in the currency of the market. Insurance process: from the port of origin to the port of destination.

If the minimum insurance amount is not less than the full amount of the waybill, plus more than 10% of the total insurance amount. This provision applies to the protocols of current international practice.

Marine and war risk insurance policies or certificates in duplicate (broker certificates are not accepted) in monetary credit in transferable form, covering the full invoice amount plus a security deposit not less than, wire armor including the warehouse-to-warehouse clause conventions association war risk is covered in accordance with the current college war terms purported to be paid in the port of destination in the draft of the currency.

They don't seem to have inherited anything worse than their children for generations.

Schools usually get what they pay for.

Parents are advised to teach their children to respect and empathize with others.

They don't seem to find anything that has been several generations better than the child.

Their school is just to send.

Parents should teach their children respect and life towards others.