Robert Louis Stevenson

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Остров Сокровищ

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Прав тот, кто ударит первый. Мертвые не кусаются.

Клуб самоубийц. Уровень 2 / The Suicide Club

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and hastened to make ready. Long practice and a varied experience of life gave him an ability to disguise. He could adapt, not only his face

Опасные маршруты

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лошади из Кеу. Кив сел особняком

Остров сокровищ. Владетель Баллантрэ

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Дело не в умении заработать, а в умении сберечь…

Up to the age of sixteen, at a private school and afterwards at one of those great institutions for which England is justly famous, Mr. Harry Hartley had received the ordinary education of a gentleman. At that period, he manifested a remarkable distaste for study; and his only surviving parent being both weak and ignorant, he was permitted thenceforward to spend his time in the attainment of petty and purely elegant accomplishments. Two years later, he was left an orphan and almost a beggar.

Остров сокровищ / Treasure Island. Уровень 2

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One look at the man before me was enough. I saw the captain, and Black Dog, and the blind man, Pew, and I thought I knew what a pirate was like – a very different creature, according to me.

Потерпевшие кораблекрушение

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Скучные люди становятся скучными не от природы, а потому, что их совершенно поглощает одна какая-нибудь сторона человеческой деятельности.

A Child's Garden of Verses

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Picture-books in WinterSUMMER fading, winter comes—

Frosty mornings, tingling thumbs

Window robins, winter rooks,

And the picture story-books.

Water now is turned to stone

Nurse and I can walk upon;

Still we find the flowing brooks

In the picture story-books.

All the pretty things put by,

Wait upon the children’s eye,

Sheep and shepherds, trees and crooks,

In the picture story-books.

We may see how all things are,

Seas and cities, near and far,

And the flying fairies’ looks,

In the picture story-books.

How am I to sing your praise,

Happy chimney-corner days,

Sitting safe in nursery nooks,

Reading picture story-books?

Treasure Island

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And at this there came suddenly a lowering shadow over his face and he tightened his grasp upon my hand and raised a forefinger threateningly before my eyes.