- •Пояснительная записка
- •Lesson 11
- • Chapter Twenty: council of two
- • Chapter Twenty-One: roger answers a question
- •Lesson 12
- • Chapter Twenty-Two: another victim
- • Chapter Twenty-Three: moira disappears
- •Lesson 13
- • Chapter Twenty-Four: on the track of the caymans
- •It was a bit of luck, Frankie thought, that the clerk had not wished to accompany her, but perhaps they only did that when it was a question of a furnished tenancy.
- •It's possible, thought Frankie. Yes, it's possible. She thought deeply, wondering how best to attack this new phase of the matter. She had no idea who John Savage's friends or intimates had been.
- •It struck her that Mr, Spragge was, for some reason, behaving quite unlike his usual benign omniscient self. He looked actually worried.
- • Chapter Twenty-Five: mr. Spragge talks
- •I was so interested in what you told me about the Maltrovers case.
- •Lesson 14
- • Chapter Twenty-Six: nocturnal adventure
- • Chapter Twenty-Seven: "my brother was murdered"
- •Lesson 15
- • Chapter Twenty-Eight: at the eleventh hour*
- • Chapter Twenty-Nine: badger's story
- •In the minds of both Bobby and Frankie was the same thought. Badger, whom they had judged it wiser not to take into their confidence, could all along have given them valuable information!
- •Lesson 16
- • Chapter Thirty: escape
- •Ignoring the other's mocking tone, Bobby bent down and extracted the weapon. "Kind of you to mention it," he said. "If you want to know, it does make me feel happier."
- •Lesson 17
- • Chapter Thirty-One: frankie asks a question
- • Chapter Thirty-Two: evans
- •Lesson 18
- • Chapter Thirty-Three: sensation in the orient café
- • Chapter Thirty-Four: letter from south america
- •Lesson 19
- • Chapter Thirty-Five: news from the vicarage
- • Conclusion
- • Commentary
- •It is rather difficult to make your ball get into the hole because the surface of the golf field is uneven, full of ditches, pits, pools of water and sometimes covered with bushes.
- •In the Vicarage drive, too. Semi-holy ground, so to speak. - Бобби хочет сказать, что здесь нельзя произносить грубых слов.
- •I'm made up pale — я специально накрасилась, чтобы выглядеть бледной
- •I said about not liking — прост. Я сказала, что мне не нравится (Правильнее: I said that I did not like...)
- •It had rained something cruel — прост, ужасно как шел дождь
- •Contents
I said about not liking — прост. Я сказала, что мне не нравится (Правильнее: I said that I did not like...)
Next morning as ever was — прост. На самое следующее утро
we seem to have got at all she knows — кажется, мы выяснили все, что она знает
a Harley Street doctor — преуспевающий врач, имеющий большую практику; Harley Street—улица в центре Лондона, известная тем, что на ней расположены приемные частных докторов и профессоров-консультантов
Bank Holiday — официальный выходной день (помимо субботы и воскресенья) 1 января, Страстная пятница, понедельник после Пасхи, Рождество и следующий за ним день, первый понедельник мая (Spring. Bank Holiday), первый понедельник августа (Summer Bank Holiday) и некоторые другие дни в Шотландии и Северной Ирландии
It had rained something cruel — прост, ужасно как шел дождь
а р.с. = a postcard
a tall story — выдумка, ложь
to pile it on — преувеличивать; to pile it on thick — зд. не пожалеть красок, расписать
knight-errantry — благородное поведение, подобающее странствующему рыцарю, «донкихотство»; a knight-errant — странствующий рыцарь
But I've no doubt I shall make good! — Но я, конечно, достигну успеха. См. следующее предложение — игра слов: to make good — пойти по правильной дороге; to make bad — перен. сбиться с пути
the dead spit of — вылитый; похожий как две капли воды
wacking big screw — сленг большое жалованье
Her face did sort of get me. — Ну, ее лицо, действительно, как-то поразило меня.
the Dorcas Society — благотворительное общество, организовывало собрания, на которых светские дамы шили одежду для бедных
Keys to Grammar and Vocabulary Tests
Test 1
I. 1. a, 2. d, 3. b, 4. d, 5. b, 6. b, 7. с, 8. a, 9. d, 10. с.
II.
1. ate; ate; have been
2. have been analysing; have found
3. will get; have seen; (have) heard; will not act
4. looks; has lived; has worked; think; definitely interview
5. leave; will have studied (will have been studying)
6. to wear; having
7. ring
8. was snowing; it had been snowing/ it had snowed; had covered
9. to have discovered
10. watching; to write
IV.
1. a, 2. a, 3. с, 4. d, 5. с.
Test II
I. 1. d, 2. с, 3. b,4. d, 5. d, 6. d, 7. b, 8. b, 9. d, 10. d.
II.
1. was being driven; was hit; was badly injured; was taken
2. would not get; ate
3. has remained
4. had been running; collapsed
5. am being; am not
6. have meant
7. you are sitting; watching; know; to be getting
8. has been studying; went; invited (had invited)
9. were still talking; seemed to be having
10. being told
IV.
1. a, 2. a, 3. a, 4. с, 5. b.
Test 3
I. 1. a, 2. с, 3. a, 4. b, 5. d, 6. a, 7. d, 8. a, 9. a, 10. b.
II.
1. making; have bothered; rang; wasn't able (wouldn't be able)
2. have been questioning; haven't got
3. making; to spend
4. hadn't been forgiven
5. to get; start
6. is flying; has already packed; hasn't called; leaves
7. to be quarrelling
8. will have studied (will have been studying)
9. to be helped
10. wasn't wearing; didn't notice; was driving
IV.
1. a, 2. d, 3. с, 4. a, 5. b.
Test 4
I. 1. a, 2. b, 3. a, 4. d, 5. b, 6. с, 7. a, 8. с, 9. b, 10. a
II.
1. haven't had; began
2. opening; to take
3. doesn't interest
4. Have you seen; saw; liked
5. have been carrying
6. has been; is seeing (will be seeing); specialises
7. talking
8. was working; got; was ; gave up; could
9. watch
10. to be invited; is
IV.
1. d, 2. a, 3. d, 4. с, 5. d.