22. Мистер Осбoрн приказал сыну пор

22. Мистер Осбoрн приказал сыну порвать с Эмилией (to break with some­body altogether). «Мисс Шварц – вот девушка, на которой тебе следует жениться», – сказал он. 23. «Восемь тысяч в год – это слишком большая сумма, чтобы ты мог отказаться от нее», – продолжал старик. 24. «Я лучше останусь холостяком на всю жизнь, чем женюсь на мисс Шварц», – ответил Джордж. 25. Старик пришел в ярость и закричал, что лишит сына наследства (to disinherit). Он был уверен, что, зная это, Джордж едва ли ослушается его.

Результаты (английский) 1:

22. Mr. Osborn ordered his son to break up with Emilie (to break with some of the body altogether). Miss Schwartz is the girl that you should get married, "he said. 23. "eight thousand a year is too much, so that you can refuse it, "continued the old man. 24. "I better stay celibate for the rest of my life than marry Miss Schwartz," replied George. 25. old man became furious and screamed, that would deprive the son of inheritance (to disinherit). He was sure that, knowing this, George is unlikely to disobey it.

Результаты (английский) 2:

22. Mr. Osborn ordered his son to break up with Emily (to break with somebody altogether). "Miss Schwartz - that woman, which you should get married," - he said. 23. "Eight thousand a year - it's too large sum, so that you can abandon it," - said the old man. 24. "I prefer to remain a bachelor for life than marry Miss Schwartz," - said George. 25. The old man was furious and shouted that he would deprive his son inheritance (to disinherit). He was sure that, knowing this, George hardly disobey him.

Результаты (английский) 3:

22. Mr Osborne ordered his son to break with Emilia (to break with some got body south). "Miss Schwartz - this is the girl, at which you should marry", - he said. 23. "Eight thousand a year - this is too large an amount,So that you could have to abandon it", - continued to man. 24. "I'd better stay холостяком for life, than'll marry that girl miss Schwartz", - responded George. 25. Old Man came in fury and his brethren, that would deprive his son inheritance (to disinherit).He was sure that, knowing this, George is unlikely to solicit paminaâ's love it.