8. Мисс Бетси и Давид сели завтрака

8. Мисс Бетси и Давид сели завтракать, с нетерпением ожидая, когда придет мистер Микобер. 9. Мистер Микобер попросил, чтобы принесли бумаги и конторские книги (account-books) Урии Гипа. 10. Урии Гипу ничего не оставалось делать, как сознаться во всех своих преступлениях. 11. Мистер Дик с нетерпением ожидал, когда Давид вернется из-за границы. 12. Мисс Бетси очень хотелось (to be anxious), чтобы Давид женился на Агнес, но она никогда ему об этом не говорила.

(С)1. Левин не слушал больше и ждал, когда уедет профессор. (Л. Толстой)2. «Неужели (can it be that) вы не чувствуете, как вам легко оскорблять меня?» — сказала она. (Л. Толстой)3. Константин Левин чувствовал, что ему остается только покориться... (Л. Толстой)4. «Ты слишком уж подчеркиваешь (to lay too much stress on) свою нежность, чтоб я очень ценила», — сказала она... (Л. Толстой)5. Одним словом, мне невыразимо тяжело было иметь с ним какие бы то ни было отношения (to have anything to do with somebody). (Л. ТоАстой) 6. Я был необыкновенно кроток, слушал их особенно ласково, почтительно просил передать мне квасу. (Л. Толстой)7. Бабушка в спальне дожидалась, чтобы Володя пришел показаться ей. (Л. Толстой)8. «Мне необходимо тебя видеть», — сказала она... (Л. Толстой)

Results (English) 1:

8. Miss Betsy and David sat down to breakfast, looking forward to when it's Mister Mikober. 9. Mr. Mikober asked to brought paper and Office books (account-books) Uriah Gipa. 10. Uriah Gipu could not but confess all their crimes. 11. Mister Dick eagerly awaited when David will be back from abroad. 12. Miss Betsy really wanted (to be realism figurative painting anxious) to David married Agnes, but she never talked about it.(C) 1. Levin not listening more and waited for him to leave Professor. (L. Tolstoy) 2. "(Can it be that) you don't feel like you can easily offend me?" she said. (L. Tolstoy) 3. Konstantin Levin felt that he remains only obey. (L. Tolstoy) 4. "You're too podčerkivaeš′ (to lay too much stress on) its tender, so I really appreciated," she said. (L. Tolstoy) 5. In short, I inexplicably it was hard to have any relationship (to have anything to do with somebody). (L. ToAstoj) 6. I was unusually meek, listened to their particularly affectionately, reverently asked me egg. (L. Tolstoy) 7. Grandmother waited in the bedroom to Volodya came seem to her. (L. Tolstoy) 8. "I need to see you," she said. (L. Tolstoy)

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8. Miss Betsy and David sat down to breakfast, looking forward to when it's Mr. Micawber. 9. Mr. Micawber asked to bring papers and account books (account-books) Uriah Heep. 10. Uriah Gipu nothing to do but to confess all their crimes. 11. Mr. Dick would expect, when David returned from abroad. 12. Miss Betsy really wanted (to be anxious), to David married Agnes, but she never he never talked about it.

(C) 1. Levin listened no more, and waited for the professor leave. (Leo Tolstoy) 2. "Is (can it be that) you do not feel like you easily insult me?" - She said. (Leo Tolstoy) 3. Konstantin Levin felt that he can only obey ... (Leo Tolstoy) 4. "You are too underlines (to lay too much stress on) the tenderness that I really appreciate," - she said ... (Leo Tolstoy) 5. In short, I was unspeakably hard to deal with him no matter what else the relationship (to have anything to do with somebody ). (L. Toast) 6. I was extraordinarily gentle, listening to them especially gently, respectfully requested to give me some kvass. (Leo Tolstoy) 7. Grandma in the bedroom waiting to come Volodya showed her. (Leo Tolstoy) 8. "I need to see you," - she said ... (Leo Tolstoy)