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Агата Кристи
It’s an absolute godsend your being here! – (
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You said it – (
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A terrible business – (
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from some mental home – (
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froze my marrow – (
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A most unwise procedure – (
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with a swagger – (
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was carrying it off with a swing – (
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a dull stick – (
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was livid with rage – (
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was quite another pair of shoes – (
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a kick in the pants – (
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virtue doesn’t pay – (
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You’ll drag out all the family dirty linen into the light of day – (
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I don’t see that it can have been an outside job – (
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Not on your life. – (
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He hasn’t got the guts. – (
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he kept my arrival dark from the others – (
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worse luck – (
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Took some doing – (
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were arrested for a moment – (
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Empty-headed vain piece of goods. – (
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would make me come here – (
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figure of speech, that was all – (
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a trunk call – (
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We’re getting at some of it now! – (
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That wouldn’t be her line at all. – (
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I don’t quite get you – (
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Desdemona – героиня трагедии В. Шекспира «Отелло»
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Marat – Жан Поль Марат (1743–1793), один из вождей якобинцев в период Великой французской революции
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Mercutio – Меркуцио, друг Ромео из трагедии В. Шекспира «Ромео и Джульетта»
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let the cat out of the bag more than she knew – (
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had himself well in hand – (
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one had to make allowances for him – (
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Rather a nasty dig – (
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it sounded rather dubious – (
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were working up for a quarrel – (
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hate rows – (
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You can’t imagine, I suppose – (
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wanted to have nothing to do with his family – (