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To her praise of his exquisite nose and beautiful eyes. She got a little private

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Amusement by seeing how much he could swallow. She laid it on with a trowel.

But now she looked more often at his straight thin-lipped mouth. It grew

Meaner as he grew older, and by the time he was an old man it would be no

More than a cold hard line. His thrift, which in the early days had seemed an

Amusing, rather touching trait, now revolted her.

 

When people were in trouble (когда актеры: «люди» попадали в беду), and on

the stage they too often are (а в театре: «на сцене» они очень часто попадали),

they got sympathy and kind friendly words from Michael (они получали

сочувствие и добрые дружеские слова от Майкла), but very little cash (но


 

 


 



 

 

очень мало наличных /денег/). He looked upon himself as devilish generous (он

думал: «считал, рассматривал себя», что он чертовски щедр) when he parted

with a guinea (когда он расставался с гинеей), and a five-pound note was to him

the extreme of lavishness (и банкнота в пять фунтов была для него верхом

расточительности). He had soon discovered (он быстро обнаружил) that Julia

ran the house extravagantly (что Джулия ведет домашнее хозяйство

неэкономно: «расточительно»; to run the house — вести хозяйство), and

insisting that he wanted to save her trouble (и, настаивая на том, что хочет

избавить ее от хлопот; to save smb. the trouble of doing smth. — избавить кого-

либо от необходимости делать что-либо) took the matter in his own hands

(взял дело в свои собственные руки). After that (после этого) nothing was

wasted (ничего не расходовалось зря). Every penny was accounted for (каждый

пени учитывался: «за каждый пени отчитывались»). Julia wondered (Джулия

удивлялась) why servants stayed with them (почему слуги не уходят: «остаются

с ними»). They did because Michael was so nice to them (они оставались

потому, что Майкл был так мил с ними). With his hearty, jolly, affable manner

(своей: «его» сердечной, веселой, приветливой манерой) he made them

anxious to please him (он побуждал в них желание доставить ему

удовольствие; to please — желать, угождать, доставлять удовольствие),

and the cook shared his satisfaction (и кухарка разделяла с ним его

удовлетворение) when she had found a butcher (когда она находила мясника)

from whom they could get meat a penny a pound cheaper than elsewhere (у

которого они могли покупать мясо на пени за фунт дешевле, чем в любом

другом месте).

 

sympathy ['sImpqTI] generous ['dZen(q)rqs] guinea ['gInI] affable ['xfqb(q)l]

 

When people were in trouble, and on the stage they too often are, they got

Sympathy and kind friendly words from Michael, but very little cash. He


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