1. ...we went on together through t

1. ...we went on together through the frosty air and gathering fog towards the twinkling lights of the town. (Dickens.) 2. Rising he went to the window, opened it, and listened. (Bronte.) 3. And having spoken, he took his stand, back to the fireplace. (Gals worthy.) 4. The last soft light of the setting sun had fallen on the earth, casting a rich glow on the yellow corn sheaves, and lengthening the shadows of the orchard trees, as he stood before the old house... (Dickens.) 5. The air ruffling through the window smelled of the sea. (Mansfield.) 6. ...the brimming creeks they crossed glittered with dancing lights. (Cusack.) 7. "1 don’t get lost easily, ...i usually know where I am." (London.) 8. Her hands, gloved in French grey, were crossed one over the other, her grave, charming face held to one side. (Galsworthy.) 9. Annie and Paul and Arthur went out early in the morning, in summer, looking for mushrooms, hunting through the wet grass... (Lawrence.) 10. His sister’s eyes, fixed on him with a certain astonishment, obliged him at last to look at Fleur... (Galsworthy.) 11. The garden had run wild, and half the windows of the house were shut up. (Dicker.51

Результаты (английский) 1:

1. ... we went on together through the frosty air and gathering fog towards the twinkling lights of the town. (Dickens) 2. Rising he went to the window, opened it, and listened. (Bronte) 3. And having spoken, he took his stand, back to the fireplace. (Gals worthy.) 4. The last soft light of the setting sun had fallen on the earth, casting a glow on the rich yellow corn sheaves, and the lengthening shadows of the orchard trees, as he stood before the old house ... (Dickens) 5. The air ruffling through the window smelled of the sea. (Mansfield) 6. ... the brimming creeks they crossed glittered with dancing lights. (Cusack). 7. "1 don't get lost easily, ... i usually know where I am." (London) 8. Her hands, gloved in French grey, were one crossed over the other, her charming face grave, held to one side. (Galsworthy.) 9. Annie and Paul and Arthur went out early in the morning, in summer, looking for mushrooms, hunting through the wet grass. (Lawrence.) 10. His sister's eyes fixed on him with a certain astonishment, obliged him at last to look at Fleur ... (Galsworthy.) 11. The garden had run wild, and half the windows of the house were shut up. (Dicker. 51

Результаты (английский) 2:

1. ... we went on together through the frosty air and gathering fog towards the twinkling lights of the town. (Dickens.) 2. Rising he went to the window, opened it, and listened. (Bronte.) 3. And having spoken, he took his stand, back to the fireplace. (Gals worthy.) 4. The last soft light of the setting sun had fallen on the earth, casting a rich glow on the yellow corn sheaves, and lengthening the shadows of the orchard trees, as he stood before the old house ... (Dickens.) 5. the air ruffling through the window smelled of the sea. (Mansfield.) 6. ... the brimming creeks they crossed glittered with dancing lights. (Cusack.) 7. "1 do not get lost easily, ... i usually know where I am." (London.) 8. Her hands, gloved in French grey, were crossed one over the other, her grave, charming face held to one side. (Galsworthy.) 9. Annie and Paul and Arthur went out early in the morning, in summer, looking for mushrooms, hunting through the wet grass ... (Lawrence.) 10. His sister's eyes, fixed on him with a certain astonishment, obliged him at last to look at Fleur ... (Galsworthy.) 11. the garden had run wild, and half the windows of the house were shut up. (Dicker.51

Результаты (английский) 3:

1. and went on together through the frosty air and gathering fog towards the twinkling lights of the town. (Dickens.) 2. rising, he went to the window, opened it, and listened. (Bronte.) 3. and having spoken, he took his stand, back to the fireplace. (Gals worthy.) 4. the last soft light of the setting sun had fallen on the earth, casting a rich glow on the yellow corn sheaves, and i lengthening the shadows of the trees, as he stood before the old house. (Dickens.) 5. the air ruffling through the window at the sea. (mansfield features.) 6. much brimming creeks they crossed glittered with dancing lights. (Cusack.) 7. 1 don't get lost easily, and people know where i am. "(london.) 8. her hands, gloved in french grey, were crossed one over the other, her grave, charming face held to one side. (Galsworthy.) 9. annie and paul and arthur went out early in the morning, in the summer, looking for mushrooms, hunting through the people grass... (lawrence.) 10. his sister 's eyes, fixed on him with a certain astonishment, obliged him at last to look at fleur. (Galsworthy.) 11. the garden had run wild, and with the windows of the house were one up. (Dicker.51