В каждой газете можно было найти ст

В каждой газете можно было найти статью, в которой говорилось о том или ином преступлении, совершенном М. Твеном. Автор одной из статей обвинял М. Твена в том, что он отравил своего дядюшку с целью завладеть его имуществом, и настаивал на немедленном вскрытии трупа. Автор другой статьи требовал, чтобы мистер Твен разъяснил своим избирателям, каким образом у его товарищей (fellow-workers) в Монтане то и дело пропадали (to lose) разные мелкие, но ценные вещи, которые они всегда находили либо в карманах мистера Твена, либо в его чемодане. Это соперники М. Твена возводили на него всякие нелепые обвинения (to lay a charge upon somebody), боясь, как бы его не избрали губернатором. Временами М. Твен чувствовал себя так, словно он действительно совершил все эти преступления. Руководители его партии просили М. Твена написать ответ на обвинения, чтобы его политическая карьера не была загублена (to ruin); они говорили, что ему необходимо опровергнуть (to refute) предъявленные ему обвинения. Но М. Твен понимал, что, что бы он ни делал, он навсегда потерял свое доброе имя.

Наконец соперники М. Твена узнали, что он должен выступить на предвыборном собрании. Едва он появился на трибуне (platform), как девять малышей бросились к нему, обхватили его за ноги (to clasp somebody around his legs), словно он был их отцом, и стали кричать: «Папа!» Никогда еще М. Твен не переживал такого унижения. Он пожалел, что дал согласие выдвинуть свою кандидатуру на пост губернатора.

Результаты (английский) 1:

In every newspaper you can find an article that talked about a crime committed by m. Twain. The author of one of the articles accused m. Twain that he poisoned his uncle with the aim to seize his assets, and insisted on an immediate necropsy. The author of another article claimed that Mr Twain explained their voters how his comrades (fellow-workers) in Montana and then disappeared (to lose) different small but valuable things they always found either in the pockets of Mr Twain, either in his suitcase. It rivals m. Twain built onto it all sorts of ridiculous accusations (to lay a charge upon somebody) for fear of how it did not choose a Governor. M. TWAIN sometimes felt like he really committed all these crimes. His party leaders asked m. Twain to write a response to charges that his political career was not ruined (to ruin); They said that he should deny (to refute) charges. But m. TWAIN knew that, whatever he did, he permanently lost his good name.Finally the opponents m. Twain learned that he should speak at a campaign meeting. He appeared on the platform (platform), as nine kids rushed to it, enclose it behind my legs (to clasp somebody around his legs), as if he was their father, and yelling "Dad!" never m. Twain has experienced such humiliation. He regretted having agreed to nominate its candidate for Governor.

Результаты (английский) 2:

In every newspaper you can find an article that talked about a particular crime committed by M. Twain. The author of one of the articles M. Twain accused that he poisoned his uncle with a view to seize his property, and insisted on an immediate autopsy. Another author of the article demanded that Mr. Twain explained to their voters how his companions (fellow-workers) in Montana and then disappeared (to lose) different small, but valuable things they have always found either in the pockets of Mr. Twain, or in his suitcase. It rivals M. Twain erected to him all sorts of ridiculous charges (to lay a charge upon somebody) , fearing that he had not been elected governor. Sometimes M. Twain felt as if he had committed all these crimes. The leaders of his party asked for Mark Twain to write a response to allegations that his political career was not ruined (to ruin); they said that it is necessary to refute (to refute) the charges against him. But Mark Twain knew that, no matter what he did, he lost all his good name.

Finally rivals Mark Twain knew that he was due to speak at an election meeting. As soon as he appeared on the platform (platform), as the nine kids rushed to him, clasped his feet (to clasp somebody around his legs) , as if he was their father, and began to shout, "Dad!" Never before Mark Twain did not experience such humiliation. He regretted that he had agreed to be a candidate for governor.

Результаты (английский) 3:

every paper you could find an article which said about a crime. твеном. the author of one of the articles accusing m. twain's in that he poisoned his uncle to get his property, and insisted on an autopsy. the author of the article demanded that mr. twain explained to the voters, how his teammates (top - workers) in montana's been (to lose) are small, but valuable things they always found either in the pockets of mr. twain, or in his case. it's rivals. twain told him all kinds of ridiculous accusations (to lay a charge upon somebody), fear, as he hadn't been elected governor. at times. twain felt like he really committed those crimes. the leaders of his party asked m. twain's writing a response to allegations that his political career was ruined (to the day), and said that he must defeat to refute) the charges against him. but mr. twain knew that whatever he did, he never lost his good name.finally the rivals. twain knew that he had to speak at this meeting. when he appeared on the rostrum (platform), nine babies have rushed to him, the guy just grab his feet (to clasp center around his legs, as if he was their father, and started shouting: "dad! "i m. twain was not such a humiliation. he regretted having had agreed to nominate their candidate for governor.