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Илья Франк
«I'll teach you how to use the bow.» said Robin Hood. «You will surely become a wonderful bowman, since you're so strong and so tall.»
Chapter 2
ROBIN HOOD AND THE KNIGHT
(Робин Гуд и Рыцарь)
A knight came riding through the trees in the greenwood (меж деревьев в зеленом лесу ехал верхом один рыцарь;
Suddenly he heard (внезапно он услышал): «Welcome, good knight (добро пожаловать, добрый рыцарь)! Welcome to the green wood (добро пожаловать в зеленый лес)!»
knight [naIt], through [Tru:], poor [puq], horse [hO:s], heard [hq:d], welcome ['welkqm]
A knight came riding through the trees in the greenwood. He rode like a poor man, on an old horse and in old clothes.
Suddenly he heard: «Welcome, good knight! Welcome to the green wood!»
The knight looked up (рыцарь поднял глаза;
«Who are you (кто вы такие)?» the knight asked (спросил рыцарь).
The bigger man answered (мужчина повыше ответил): «They call me Little John (меня зовут Малыш Джон/Маленький Джон). And my friend here is Much the miller's son (а это мой друг Мук, сын мельника;
head [hed], ready ['redI], ask [Q:sk], answer ['Q:nsq], friend [frend], here [hIq], son [sAn]
The knight looked up. Two yeomen in green clothes stood at his horse's head. They had arrows ready to shoot from their long bows.
«Who are you?» the knight asked.
The bigger man answered: «They call me Little John. And my friend here is Much the miller's son. We are Robin Hood's men.»
«I know about Robin Hood (я знаю =
«That's right (это верно),» Little John said. «And now will you come with us (а теперь, пойдешь ли ты с нами = иди с нами)? Robin is waiting for his dinner (Робин ждет обеда). He told us to find somebody to have dinner with him (он велел нам найти кого-нибудь, с кем бы он мог пообедать).»
about [q'baut], money ['mAnI], lot [lOt], never ['nevq], women ['wImIn], field [fi:ld], forest ['fOrIst], somebody ['sAmbqdI]
«I know about Robin Hood,» said the knight. «He is a good man. He takes money from those who have a lot, but he gives it to the poor. He never takes anything from women or from good yeomen who work in the fields or in the forest.»