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Памела Трэверс
Mary Poppins / Мэри Поппинс. Книга для чтения на английском языке

1. Eastward WIND

This is a book almost a family who lives at Number Seventeen in Cherry-Tree Lane¹. The family consists of Mr. Banks, Mrs. Banks and their four children: Jane, who is the eldest, Michael², who is the second, and the Twins John and Barbara³, who are the youngest. They take Mrs. Brill, who cooks for them, and Ellen, who lays the table⁴ for breakfast, lunch, dinner and supper.

They as well had a nurse, who took care of the children, but she has just left the house.

"What shall I do without a nurse?" said Mrs. Banks.

"Write into the newspaper," said Mr. Banks, "and say that yous want a very proficient nurse for Jane and Michael and John and Barbara Banks. And and then look, and the nurses will come up. Oh, I must go to the City. How cold it is today! The E Wind is blowing. I must put on two overcoats." And Mr. Banks kissed his married woman on the side of her olfactory organ, waved his hand^five to the children, and went to the City.

Mr. Banks went to the City every day except Sundays. In the Urban center he sabbatum on a large chair in front of a large desk-bound and made money.

Mrs. Banks went into the cartoon-room and wrote messages to the newspapers. In the letters she asked to send her a nurse at once⁶ because she was waiting. Upstairs, in the Nursery, Jane and Michael stood at the window and looked into the street. They were waiting for the nurse.

In the evening Jane and Michael stood at the window again. They were waiting for Mr. Banks to come up from the City. The strong Due east Wind was blowing, and the trees were bending. Information technology was already dark.

"There he is!^seven" said Michael.

"That is not Daddy," said Jane. "It is somebody else."

And really it was not Mr. Banks. It was a woman. She was holding her lid with one hand and was carrying a purse in the other. And and so something curious happened. When the woman opened the gate of the garden, the East Air current caught her and carried her quickly to the door of the house.

"How funny!" said Michael.

"Let'southward go and see who information technology is!" said Jane. The children went out of the Nursery to the landing. They looked down into the hall.

The door of the cartoon-room opened, and their Mother came out with the visitor. The woman had very black hair, large anxiety and hands and minor blue optics.

"They are very good children," said Mrs. Banks. The adult female did non answer. She only sniffed.^viii

"The Nursery is upstairs," said Mrs. Banks. She went upstairs, and the woman followed her. And at that time Jane and Michael saw another curious thing. The woman did not go upstairs. She slid up the banisters! ^ix Jane and Michael could slide down the banisters and often did information technology, but slide upstairs – no! They could not practise that! They were looking at their new nurse with corking surprise.

"Children," said Mrs. Banks, "this is your new nurse, Mary Poppins. Jane, Michael, say how practise you do!" Mrs. Banks turned to Mary Poppins. "And these are the Twins," she said to her and pointed to the babies in their cots.

Mary Poppins looked at the babies, then looked at Jane and Michael. Then she sniffed loudly.

"All right," she said, "I'll stay with you."

Mrs. Banks left the Plant nursery. Mary Poppins was standing in the middle of the room. Jane and Michael went upwards to her.

"How did y'all come?" asked Jane. "Did the Wind blow yous hither?¹⁰"

"Yes, it did," said Mary Poppins and took off her hat. And so she opened her bag. And again Jane and Michael were very surprised, because the pocketbook was empty!

"Why¹¹," said Jane, "there is nothing in the bag!"

Mary Poppins looked at her. "Did you say 'nothing'?"

And then she took out of the empty bag an apron and tied information technology round her waist¹². Then she took out a piece of soap, a toothbrush, a bottle of scent, and a pocket-size folding armchair¹³.

"But I saw," whispered Michael. "It was empty."

Mary Poppins turned to the children.

"Now," she said, "quick! Into bed!"

In a minute she undressed them and put them into bed.

Jane and Michael were sitting in their beds and watching how Mary Poppins was unpacking her bag.

She took out of the bag 10 night-shirts, a pair of boots, a box of dominoes, two caps. And then she took out a folding bed with pillows and blankets and put it on the floor betwixt John's and Barbara'southward cots.

"Mary Poppins," said Michael, "will y'all never go out us?" Mary Poppins looked at him.

"Ane more word from you," she said, "and I'll call the Policeman."

"I only want to ask," said Michael, "nosotros hope you won't go away presently?"

Mary Poppins sniffed.

"I'll stay till the Current of air changes¹⁴," she said. And so she turned off the lite¹⁵ and got into bed.

And that is how Mary Poppins came to live at Number Seventeen, Cherry-Tree Lane.

EXERCISES

1. Practice the pronunciation of the following words.

two. Concord or disagree.

1. The family consists of Mr. Banks, Mrs. Banks and their three children.

two. Mr. Banks went to the City every day except Sundays.

3. Mrs. Banks went into the drawing-room and read a book.

4. Upstairs in the Nursery, Jane and Michael stood at the window and looked into the street.

5. When the woman opened the gate of the garden, she quickly walked to the door of the house.

vi. The children went out of the Nursery to the corridor.

seven. The woman had blond hair, small-scale feet and hands, and big bluish optics.

8. Mrs. Banks went upstairs, and the woman followed her.

9. Jane and Michael could slide up the banisters and oft did it.

10. She took out of the empty bag an apron and tied it round her waist.

3. Put the following sentences in the correct order.

1. Mary Poppins took many things out of the empty pocketbook.

2. Then she turned off the light and got into bed.

3. Mr. and Mrs. Banks and their 4 children lived at Number Seventeen in Crimson-Tree Lane.

4. In the evening a strong E Wind was bravado, and the copse were bending.

5. "Children," said Mrs. Banks, "this is your new Nurse, Mary Poppins."

6. One day their nurse left the house.

vii. "I'll stay till the Wind changes," said Mary Poppins.

8. A woman came up to the gate of their house.

9. Mr. Banks went to the City every day except Sundays.

x. "Mary Poppins," said Michael, "will you never leave the states?"

11. When the woman opened the gate, the East Wind caught her and carried her speedily to the door of the business firm.

12. Mrs. Banks wrote letters to the newspapers, asking to send a nurse for the children.

thirteen. The children went out of the Nursery to the landing and looked down into the hall.

14. The children remained at home with Mrs. Banks and the nurse.

fifteen. Mrs. Banks went upstairs, and the woman followed her.

4. Fill in the blanks with the following words:

consists, lays, care, blowing, money, drawing-room, waiting, angle, curious, surprise, unpacking

i. And so something ________ happened.

2. Jane and Michael were sitting in their beds and watching how Mary Poppins was ________ her bag.

3. They also had a nurse, who took ________ of the children, but she has merely left the house.

4. In the Urban center he sabbatum on a big chair in front of a large desk-bound, and made ________ .

5. The family ________ of Mr. Banks, Mrs. Banks, and their four children.

6. They were ________ for Mr. Banks to come up from the City.

7. They were looking at their new nurse with swell ________ .

8. They have Mrs. Brill, who cooks for them, and Ellen, who ________ the tabular array for breakfast, lunch, dinner and supper.

ix. Mrs. Banks went into the ________ and wrote letters to the newspapers.

10. The strong East Wind was blowing, and the copse were ________ .

11. How cold it is today! The East Wind is ____.

five. Make full in the blanks with prepositions or adverbs where necessary.

ane. This is a book ___ a family who lives ___ Number Seventeen in Cherry-Tree Lane.

2. The family consists ___ Mr. Banks, Mrs. Banks, and their four children.

3. They take Mrs. Brill, who cooks ___ them, and Ellen, who lays the tabular array ___ breakfast, luncheon, dinner and supper.

four. They also had a nurse, who took care ___ the children.

5. "What shall I practice ___ a nurse?" said Mrs. Banks.

6. I must put ___ two overcoats.

7. Mr. Banks kissed his wife ___ the side ___ her nose, waved his manus ___ the children, and went ___ the City.

8. ___ the Metropolis Mr. Banks sat ___ a large chair ___ front ___ a big desk, and made money.

9. Upstairs, ___ the Plant nursery, Jane and Michael stood ___ the window and looked ___ the street. They were waiting ___ the nurse.

10. She was holding her lid ___ ane manus and was carrying a bag ___ the other.

eleven. They were looking ___ their new nurse ___ bang-up surprise.

12. And so she took ___ ___ the empty bag an apron and tied it ___ her waist.

13. Then she turned ___ the calorie-free and got ___ bed.

vi. Find in the text the sentences in which the post-obit discussion-combinations are used. Utilise them in sentences of your ain.

At once; with nifty surprise; lays the tabular array; turned off the light; took care of; consists of; were waiting for.

7. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following word, give-and-take-combinations and sentences. Use them in sentences of your own.

Самый старший; близнецы; накрывает стол к завтраку; что мне делать? как холодно сегодня! я должен надеть пальто; каждый день кроме воскресенья; наверху; детская; они ждали няню; кто-то другой; калитка; пойдем посмотрим! лестничная площадка; гостиная; прихожая; женщина последовала за ней; перила; с большим удивлением; я останусь у вас; сняла шляпу; кусок мыла; зубная щетка; ночная рубашка; пара сапог; подушки и одеяла.

8. Who said the following words? Under what circumstances?

1. Ane more give-and-take from you, and I'll phone call the Policeman.

2. What shall I exercise without a nurse?

3. Permit's go and come across who information technology is.

4. I'll stay till the Wind changes.

v. They are very good children.

6. Why, in that location is nothing in the purse!

7. Write into the newspapers and say that you want a very good nurse.

8. That is not Daddy. It is somebody else.

9. How did you come? Did the Wind blow you here?

10. How cold it is today! I must put on 2 overcoats.

9. Act out the following conversations.

1. Mrs. Banks and Mr. Banks, most a nurse.

2. Michael and Jane, at the window, when they saw Mary Poppins.

iii. Mrs. Banks and Mary Poppins.

iv. Mary Poppins and the children.

10. Answer the following questions.

1. How many people did the family consist of? Who were these people?

2. What did Mrs. Brill and Ellen exercise for the family?

3. What did Mr. Banks advise his married woman to exercise in guild to find a nurse?

4. Where did Mr. Banks work? Did he go to the City every day?

5. What was the weather similar that morning? How exercise we know that it was very common cold?

6. When Mr. Banks went to the Metropolis, the children went upstairs to the Nursery, didn't they? What did they exercise in the Nursery?

vii. Why did Michael and Jane stand at the window in the evening? Whom were they waiting for?

8. Who came up to the gate of the garden when the chil-dren were looking out of the window? Why was the woman hoding her hat with one hand?

9. What curious thing happened when the woman opened the gate of the garden?

10. Why did the children go out of the Nursery to the land-ing?

xi. Whom did the children meet when the door of the draw-ing-room opened? Draw the company.

12. What did Mrs. Banks say to the adult female about the chil-dren? Did the woman respond? What did she practise?

13. What greatly surprised the children when the woman followed Mrs. Banks upstairs?

fourteen. What did Jane enquire Mary Poppins when Mrs. Banks left the Nursery?

xv. What surprised Jane and Michael when Mary Poppins opened her handbag?

sixteen. What did Mary Poppins have out of her bag?

2. LAUGHING GAS

Jane, Michael and Mary Poppins got off the Bus. "Are you certain your Uncle is at domicile?" said Jane.

Mary Poppins sniffed.

"My Uncle has asked me to bring y'all to tea today," she said. "Practice you think he is not at home?"

"Why is your Uncle chosen Mr. Wigg?" asked Michael. "Is it because he has a wig^sixteen on his caput?"

"He has no wig," said Mary Poppins. "And he is called Mr. Wigg because his proper noun is Mr. Wigg. And if you inquire whatever more than questions, we will go Dorsum Home."

Mary Poppins put her lid directly¹⁷ earlier a shop window. She liked to look at herself in shop windows¹⁸. Today she was wearing a blue coat with silver buttons and a bluish hat. She thought that she looked very smart.

"Come along¹⁹," she said. They turned the corner and went upward to Number Three, Robertson Route. Mary Poppins rang the door bell.

The door opened, and they saw a very thin lady.

"Is he at home?" said Michael.

"How do y'all do, Mrs. Wigg," said Jane politely.

"Mrs. Wigg!" said the thin lady angrily. Her voice was even thinner than she herself. "How can you phone call me Mrs. Wigg? No, thanks! I am Miss Persimmon²⁰ and I am proud of it! Mrs. Wigg, indeed! Go upstairs and to the first door on the landing." And she went abroad forth the corridor.

Jane, Michael and Mary Poppins went upstairs. Mary Poppins knocked at the door.

"Come in! Come in! And welcome²¹!" said a loud and merry vocalization from the room.

Mary Poppins opened the door, and they went in. They saw a large room. There was a bright fire in the fireplace, and in the centre of the room there was a very large table with four cups, bread and butter, biscuits, chocolates and a very large block.

"I am very glad to see y'all," said a vocalisation. Jane and Michael looked round the room, just saw nobody. Then they saw that Mary Poppins was looking at the ceiling. They looked at the ceiling, too, and to their surprise²² they saw a round, fat man, who was hanging in the air.

Mr. Wigg smiled at the children. "My dear," he said to Mary Poppins, "it is my Birthday today."

"Oh," said Mary Poppins.

Mr. Wigg looked at the children again.

"I run across you are surprised," he said. "I call up I must explain to you why I am here. You see, I am a very merry man and like to express joy very much. Everything seems funny to me. And I can laugh at everything that I run across."

And Mr. Wigg began to shake with laughter²³.

"Uncle Albert!" said Mary Poppins, and Mr. Wigg stopped laughing.

"Oh, I am sorry, my dearest," he said to Mary Poppins. "I won't express joy – if I can." He turned to the children. "You lot run across," he said, "when my birthday comes on Friday, it always happens to me."

"But why —" began Jane.

"Simply how —" began Michael.

"If my birthday comes on Friday and I laugh on that day, I go filled with Laughing Gas²⁴. The Laughing Gas is very lite, and when it fills me²⁵ I only cannot stand up on the footing. As soon as²⁶ I brainstorm laughing, or fifty-fifty grin, I fly up like a balloon. And I can get down only if I call up about something serious." Mr. Wigg began laughing once more, but then he looked at Mary Poppins and stopped.

"It is foreign, of form," he said, "simply very pleasant. Does it e'er happen to y'all?²⁷ " he asked Jane and Michael.

Jane and Michael shook their heads.

"One day," said Mr. Wigg, "I went to the Circus and I laughed so much that I flew upwards to the ceiling and could non get down until midnight, and so, of course, at twelve o'clock I suddenly fell down. Because, you see, it was already Sabbatum and non my birthday. It's strange, isn't it? And funny, isn't information technology? And at present information technology is Fri over again and my birthday, and you two and Mary accept come to visit me, and it is very nice. Oh, don't make me laugh²⁸, delight, don't make me express mirth —"

And Mr. Wigg began laughing and shaking under the ceiling once more, and could not stop.

He looked so funny, that Jane and Michael began laughing, too. They wanted to be polite and tried non to laugh, just they could practice nothing. They laughed more and more, and soon they fell down and were rolling and rolling on the floor, and could not terminate laughing.

"Really!" said Mary Poppins. "Actually, such behaviour!"

"I tin can't help information technology²⁹, I can't help information technology," cried Michael, and he was still rolling on the floor. "Information technology is and so funny. Oh, Jane, isn't it funny?"

And so a very foreign thing happened. Jane and Michael became very calorie-free and flew upwards in the air! The next moment they were hanging nether the ceiling near Mr. Wigg.

"Hello!" said Mr. Wigg. "It'due south very nice of you. Yous saw that I could not come downwardly to yous, so y'all came up to me!

It'due south really very, very nice of you lot." And all the three of them began laughing again.

"I say," said Mr. Wigg to the children when they stopped laughing, "in that location are no chairs here, but I think you can sit down on the air. Look at me, I am sitting."

And indeed, Mr. Wigg was sitting on the air. Jane and Michael tried to sit down, besides, and institute that they too could sit on the air and that information technology was very comfortable.

Mr. Wigg looked down at Mary Poppins. "I run across yous don't like it, my dear," he said. "I am very sorry. Simply you see that I can't help information technology."

Mary Poppins looked very serious. "Well, I must say," she said, "I have never seen such a sight³⁰. And at your age³¹, Uncle —"

"Mary Poppins, Mary Poppins, come up up here!" said Michael. "Call up of something funny and come upwardly here."

"Come, Mary Poppins, come up here," said Jane. "Please come up up here! Think of something funny!"

"Oh, she tin can do it even if she does not call back of funny things," said Mr. Wigg.

"Well, information technology is all very silly," said Mary Poppins. "But I meet that you cannot come downward."

And to the corking surprise of Jane and Michael, she put her hands down at her sides and without a express joy, without even a smile, she flew up through the air and saturday downward near Jane.

"That's correct, Mary," said Mr. Wigg. "Now nosotros tin have tea. Oh! I didn't call up of it! We are hither and the table is down there on the floor. Quick! Nosotros must think of something serious. Something sad, very deplorable, and so we shall get down."

They began thinking. They thought and thought, but could non think of anything serious.

"Mary," said Mr. Wigg, "tin can't you do something? Nosotros want our tea."

Jane and Michael could not believe their optics. The table, with the cups, and bread and butter, and biscuits and chocolates and cake, flew up through the air and stopped nearly them. Now they were sitting circular the tabular array!

"Good girl!" said Mr. Wigg. He smiled. "Usually people begin with bread and butter," he said to Jane and Michael. "Merely it is my birthday today. Permit'southward brainstorm with the Cake!"

And he cutting a large slice of cake for everybody.

And they had very overnice tea with cake, biscuits and chocolates, and talked and laughed all the time.

"IT IS Fourth dimension TO Go Dwelling house." It was Mary Poppins'south phonation. It was the first sad thought³² of the afternoon, and suddenly the Laughing Gas went out of them, and they came downward on the floor.

"Well, it'due south a compassion that it is time for yous to go habitation," said Mr. Wigg. "It was a very pleasant afternoon, wasn't it?"

"Aye, very pleasant," said Michael sadly.

"Very, very pleasant," said Jane and kissed Mr. Wigg'southward cheek. "We shall never forget it."

EXERCISES

i. Practice the pronunciation of the following words.

ii. Agree or disagree.

1. Mary Poppins put her lid straight before a store window.

2. Today she was wearing a brown coat with black buttons and a grey hat.

3. The door opened, and they saw a very fatty lady.

4. Jane, Michael and Mary Poppins went upstairs.

5. At that place was a bright fire in the fireplace, and in the centre of the room there was a small table with flowers in a beautiful vase.

6. Jane and Michael looked circular the room and saw a circular fat man in the corner.

7. They wanted to exist polite and tried non to laugh, but they could exercise nothing.

8. So a very strange thing happened. Jane and Michael became very heavy and roughshod on the floor.

ix. Mary Poppins put her easily down at her sides and, laughing merrily, she flew upward through the air and sabbatum down near Jane.

ten. And they had very nice dinner with soup, meat and fruits, and talked and laughed all the time.

3. Put the following sentences in the correct order.

ane. The tabular array, with the cups and bread and butter, and biscuits and chocolates and cake, flew up through the air and stopped near them.

2. It was the first sad thought of the afternoon, and suddenly the Laughing Gas went out of them, and they came downwardly on the floor.

3. Mr. Wigg smiled at the children. "My dear," he said to Mary Poppins, "it's my Altogether today."

4. Jane, Michael and Mary Poppins went upstairs. Mary Poppins knocked at the door.

5. "It is fourth dimension to go home." It was Mary Poppins's voice.

6. Jane and Michael became very lite and flew upwardly in the air.

7. He looked so funny, that Jane and Michael began laughing, too.

8. And they had very nice tea with cake, biscuits and chocolates, and talked and laughed all the time.

nine. There was a vivid fire in the fireplace, and in the centre of the room in that location was a very big table with iv cups, bread and butter, biscuits, chocolates and a very big block.

10. If my Birthday comes on Fri and I laugh on that day, I get filled with Laughing Gas.

xi. "Come in! Come in! And welcome!" said a loud and merry voice from the room.

12. "How-do-you-do," said Mr. Wigg. "Information technology'south very nice of you. You lot saw that I could non come downward to you, so you came up to me."

4. Fill in the blanks with the following words:

bring, smart, thin, merry, serious, ceiling, hanging, air, surprise, laughed.

one. I can get down just if I think nearly something ______.

2. The next moment they were ________ under the ceiling about Mr. Wigg.

3. To the great ________ of Jane and Michael, she put her hands down at her sides and flew up through the air and sat downwards near Jane.

4. "My Uncle has asked me to ________ you to tea today," she said.

5. The door opened, and they saw a very _____ lady.

6. They had very nice tea with cake, biscuits and chocolates, and talked and ________ all the time.

7. One day I went to the circus and I laughed so much that I flew upwards to the ________ and could not become downwards until midnight.

8. She thought that she looked very ________ .

9. "I say," said Mr. Wigg to the children, "there are no chairs here, merely I retrieve you can sit on the ________ .

10. "Come in! Come in! And welcome!" said a loud and ________ voice from the room.

5. Fill up in the blanks with prepositions or adverbs where necessary.

1. Jane, Michael and Mary Poppins got ___ the motorbus.

2. She liked to look ___ herself ___ shop windows.

three. Go upstairs and ___ the first door ___ the landing.

iv. Mary Poppins knocked ___ the door.

5. In that location was a bright fire ___ the fireplace, and ___ the middle ___ the room there was a very large tabular array ___ 4 cups, bread and butter, biscuits, chocolates and a very big cake.

vi. They looked ___ the ceiling, and ___ their surprise they saw a circular, fat man, who was hanging ___ the air.

seven. I think I must explain ___ you lot why I am here.

eight. Everything seems funny ___ me.

ix. I can express mirth ___ everything that I run across.

x. And Mr. Wigg began to shake ___ laughter.

eleven. You meet, when my Birthday comes ___ Fri, it ever happens ___ me.

12. If my Birthday comes ___ Friday and I express joy ___ that day, I go filled ___ Laughing Gas.

13. And ___ the great surprise ___ Jane and Michael, she put her easily downward ___ her sides, and ___ a express mirth, ___ even a smile, she flew upwardly ___ the air and sabbatum down ___ Jane.

xiv. Commonly people begin ___ bread and butter.

15. And he cut a large piece ___ cake ___ everybody.

6. Notice in the text the sentences in which the following word-combinations are used. Use them in sentences of your own.

Equally soon as; began to shake with laughter; come along; turned the corner; it'due south very nice of you; don't make me express joy; to their surprise; stopped laughing.

seven. Detect in the text the English language equivalents of the following words, discussion-combinations and sentences. Use them in sentences of your own.

Сошли с автобуса; вы уверены? привести вас к чаю; его зовут мистер Уигг; они повернули за угол; Мэри Поппинс позвонила в дверной звонок; вежливый; даже; я горжусь этим; в этот день; конечно; приятно; странно; поведение; я очень сожалею; пора идти домой.

8. Who said the post-obit words? Under what circumstances?

1. Are y'all certain your Uncle is at habitation?

two. How can you call me Mrs. Wigg?

3. How do yous do, Mrs. Wigg.

4. I have never seen such a sight.

5. We must think of something serious.

half dozen. It was a very pleasant afternoon, wasn't it?

vii. I see yous don't like it. I am very sorry. Only y'all run into that I tin can't assistance it.

viii. Recall of something funny and come up here.

9. Is it because he has a wig on his caput?

10. Information technology is time to become home.

9. Human activity out the following conversations.

1. Michael, Jane, Mary Poppins, Miss Persimmon, from the beginning of the episode up to "… Get upstairs and to the first door on the landing."

2. Mr. Wigg and Mary Poppins, from the moment they entered the room, up to "… I won't laugh – if I can."

3. Mr. Wigg, Jane, Michael, Mary Poppins, when they asked Mary Poppins to come up to them, from "I encounter you don't like it, my love…" up to "… Just I run into that you cannot come down."

10. Respond the following questions.

1. Whom did Michael, Jane and Mary Poppins go to see one mean solar day?

2. What question did Michael enquire Mary Poppins nearly her Uncle's proper noun? What did Mary Poppins respond?

three. What did Mary Poppins utilise for a mirror to put her hat straight? What did she like to practise when she was walking forth the street?

iv. What was Mary Poppins wearing that day? How did she recall she looked?

5. Who opened the door when they rang the bell? How did Miss Persimmon look? What kind of voice did she have? Why was she angry? How did she testify that she was aroused?

6. What did the children see in Mr. Wigg'southward room when they entered?

seven. Was Mr. Wigg in the room when the children and Mary Poppins entered? Why couldn't the children see him?

i.Cherry-Tree Lane ['tʃerı tri: leın] – переулок Вишневых деревьев (Вишневый переулок)

2.Michael [maıkl] – Майкл

3.Barbara ['bɑ:brə] – Барбара

4.lays the table ['leız ðə'teıbl] – накрывает на стол

v.waved his paw ['weıvd hız'hænd] – помахал рукой

6.at once [ət'wʌns] – сейчас же

7.There he is! ['ðɛə hi:'ız] – Вон он!

8.She only sniffed. [snıft] – Она только пренебрежительно хмыкнула (потянула носом).

9.She slid up the banisters! ['bænıstəz] – Она проехала вверх по перилам!

10.Did the Wind blow y'all here? – Вас принес сюда ветер?

11.Why – Ой

12.round her waist [weıst] – вокруг талии

13.a small-scale folding armchair ['fəuldıŋ'ɑ:mtʃɛə] – маленькое складно́е кресло

fourteen.I'll stay till the Wind changes ['tʃeındʒız] – Я поживу (у вас), пока не переменится ветер

15.turned off the light – выключила свет

sixteen.he has a wig – у него парик

17.put her hat direct [streıt] – поправила шляпу

xviii.She liked to look at herself in shop windows – Она любила смотреться в витрины магазинов

19.Come forth – Пошли

xx.Persimmon [pə'sımən] – Персиммон

21.welcome ['welkəm] – добро пожаловать

22.to their surprise [sə'praız] – к своему удивлению

23.began to milkshake with laughter ['lɑ:ftə] – начал трястись от смеха

24.I become lled with Laughing Gas ['lɑ:fıŋ'ɡæs] – наполняюсь смешливым газом

25.when information technology lls me – когда он наполняет меня

26.As soon as – Как только

27.Does it ever happen to you? – С вами это когда-нибудь случается?

28.don't make me laugh – не заставляйте меня смеяться

29.I can't help it – Я ничего не могу поделать

30.I have never seen such a sight [saıt] – Я никогда не видела такого зрелища

31.at your age – в вашем возрасте

32.It was the rst lamentable thought – Это была первая грустная мысль

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