Я прочитала рассказ девушка. это сл

Я прочитала рассказ девушка. это слово обозначает в тексте не только незамужнюю девушку, но и работницу. у Брокер Гартли были мысли как будто ох любит женщину по имени вивьен. Диалог Гартли с Вивьен похож на диалог не работницы и начальника. Она говорит, что понимает, что была бы счастлива, боится, что не вынесет тихой жизни за городом. Гартли бещает, что у неё будет всё.Вскоре Гартли начинает подозревать, что она еще должна ответить Раффорду Таусенду и начинает злиться. К Вивьен сказал изгнать из дома Элоизу так как она ей мешает. Как выясняется Гартли уговаривал приехать к нему домой кухарку.

Результаты (английский) 1:

I read the story of a girl. This word means the text is not only unmarried girl, but also a worker. Broker in Hartley had thoughts like oh loves a woman named Vivian. Dialogue with Vivien Hartley is like a dialogue not workers and boss. She says she understands, that would be happy, afraid that can not stand a quiet life in the country. Hartley beschaet that she will be all.

Soon Hartley begins to suspect that she has yet to respond Rufford Townsend and gets angry. By
Vivien said Eloise expel from the house as it prevents it.
As it turns Hartley tried to persuade him to come to the home cook.

Результаты (английский) 2:

I read the story of the girl. this word refers to not only an unmarried girl in the text, but also a female worker. Broker Gartley had thoughts as if oh loves a woman named Vivien. Hartley's dialogue with Vivienne is like a dialogue not of a worker and a boss. She says she realizes she would be happy, afraid she wouldn't endure a quiet life outside the city. Gartley is saying she'll have it all.

Soon, Gartley begins to suspect that she still has to answer Rafford Townsend and begins to get angry. To
Vivien told to expel Eloise from the house because she was interfering with her.
As it turns out, Gartley persuaded the cook to come to his house.

Результаты (английский) 3:

I read a girl's story. The word refers not only to unmarried girls, but also to female workers. Agent Hartley has a feeling, er, that she likes a woman named Vivien. Galtley's conversation with Vivien is like a conversation not between a worker and a boss. She said she knew she would be happy, afraid she could not stand a quiet life outside the city. Gatlin said she would be OK.
Soon Gatlin began to suspect that she had to answer tawsen's questions, and became angry. I
Vivien said she had evicted Eloise's house because she had disturbed her.
Galtley persuaded the cook to come to his house.