Прошло две недели, и старик снова п

Прошло две недели, и старик снова появился в редакции.

Секретарь доложил о нем редактору, но в это время обсуждался новый роман известного писателя, и редактор забыл о посетителе. Старик просидел на диване более двух часов, когда, наконец, редактор вышел к нему. Старик поднялся с дивана. "Вы ведь Семенов, не правда ли? - начал редактор, все еще просматривая рассказ, который он держал в руках.- Мы прочитали Ваш рассказ и..." В этот момент редактор поднял глаза и увидел знакомое лицо. Перед ним cтоял Лев Толстой. Великий писатель просидел в редакции два часа, ожидая редактора, и не назвал своего имени. Он
очень хотел, чтобы редактор такого большого журнала принял рассказ от неизвестного крестьянина.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Two weeks have passed, and the old man appeared again in the editorial. The Secretary-General reported on it to the editor, but in the meantime discussed the new novel by famous writer and editor forgot about the visitor. The old man sat on the couch for more than two hours when, finally, the editor went to him. The old man stood up from the couch. "You're Semenov, isn't it? -started the editor, still looking through the story, which he held in his hands.-we read your story. " At this point the editor looked up and saw a familiar face. Leo Tolstoy ctoâl in front of him. Great writer sitting in the Newsroom two hours waiting for the editor, and did not give his name. He really like this magazine editor took the story from an unknown peasant.

Результаты (английский) 2:

Two weeks passed, and the old man reappeared at the office. The secretary reported on it to the editor, but it is time to discuss the new novel by famous writer and editor forgot about the visitor. The old man sat on the couch for more than two hours, when, finally, the editor came out to him. The old man got up from the couch. "You're Semenov, is not it - started the editor, still looking at the story, which he held in rukah.- We have read your story and ..." At this point, the editor looked up and saw a familiar face. Before him ctoyal Leo Tolstoy. The great writer spent two hours in the editorial board, waiting for the editor, and does not give his name. He really wanted to editor of the magazine took a big story from an unknown peasant.