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| 1891 I asked who the caricaturist was and learned that he was Dr. Vox Humana, the Christian minister. | 1979 Я спросил, кто рисовал карикатуры, и узнал, что их автор - доктор Вокс Гумана, христианский пастырь. |
| He was at my elbow. | Он стоял около меня. |
| 1892 "I didn't know you were talented in that direction, too." | 1980 - А я не знал, что у вас такие разнообразные таланты. |
| 1893 "Oh, yes. | 1981 - О да. |
| When I was a young man, I had a very hard time deciding what to be." | В молодости мне очень трудно было принять решение, кем быть. |
| 1894 "I think the choice you made was the right one." | 1982 - Полагаю, что вы сделали правильный выбор. |
| 1895 "I prayed for guidance from Above." | 1983 - Я молился об указаниях свыше. |
| 1896 "You got it." | 1984 - И вы их получили. |
| 1897 H. Lowe Crosby handed his binoculars to his wife. | 1985 Лоу Кросби передал бинокль жене. |
| "There's old Joe Stalin, closest in, and old Fidel Castro's anchored right next to him." 1898 "And there's old Hitler," chuckled Hazel, delighted. "And there's old Mussolini and some old Jap." 1899 "And there's old Karl Marx." 1900 "And there's old Kaiser Bill, spiked hat and all," cooed Hazel. | 1986 - Вон там Гитлер, - восторженно захихикала Хэзел. - А вот старик Муссолини и тот, косоглазый. А вон там император Вильгельм в каске! - ворковала Хэзел. |
| "I never expected to see him again." | - Ой, смотри, кто там! |
| 1901 "And there's old Mao. You see old Mao?" | Вот уж кого не ожидала видеть. |
| 1902 "Isn't he gonna get it?" asked Hazel. | Ох и влепят ему! |
| "Isn't he gonna get the surprise of his life? | Ох и влепят ему, на всю жизнь запомнит! |
| This sure is a cute idea." | Нет, это они чудно придумали. |
| 1903 "They got practically every enemy that freedom, ever had out there," H. Lowe Crosby declared. | 1987 - Да, собрали фактически всех на свете, кто был врагом свободы! - объявил Лоу Кросби. |
| A Medical Opinion on the Effects of a Writers' Strike 103 | 103. Врачебное заключение о последствиях забастовки писателей |
| 1904 None of the guests knew yet that I was to be President. | 1988 Никто из гостей еще не знал, что я стану президентом. |
| None knew how close to death "Papa" was. | Никто не знал, как близок к смерти "Папа". |
| Frank gave out the official word that "Papa" was resting comfortably, that "Papa" sent his best wishes to all. | Фрэнк официально сообщил, что "Папа" спокойно отдыхает и что "Папа" шлет всем наилучшие пожелания. |
| 1905 The order of events, as announced by Frank, was that Ambassador Minton would throw his wreath into the sea, in honor of the Hundred Martyrs; and then the airplanes would shoot the targets in the sea; and then he, Frank, would say a few words. |