Английский язык с Джеком Лондоном. В далекой стране (рассказы)

How quickly the cabin cooled (как быстро остывала хижина)! The fire must be out (должно быть, погас огонь). The cold was forcing in (холод втискивался вовнутрь). It must be below zero already (наверное, уже ниже нуля), and the ice creeping up the inside of the door (и лед крадется вверх по внутренней части двери). He could not see it (он не видел этого), but his past experience enabled him to gauge its progress by the cabin's temperature (но прошлый опыт позволил ему оценить его продвижение по температуре в избушке). The lower hinge must be white ere now (нижняя дверная петля должна быть уже белой; ere this/now — уже). Would the tale of this ever reach the world (дойдет ли когда-нибудь до мира рассказ об этом)? How would his friends take it (как его воспримут его друзья)? They would read it over their coffee, most likely (они будут читать его за кофе, скорее всего; most likely — весьма правдоподобно, вероятнее всего), and talk it over at the clubs (и обсуждать в клубах). He could see them very clearly (он видел их очень четко). "Poor old Cuthfert (бедный старина Катферт)," they murmured (шептали они); "not such a bad sort of a chap, after all (не такой уж и плохой парень, в конечном счете)." He smiled at their eulogies (он улыбнулся их панегирикам), and passed on in search of a Turkish bath (и пошел дальше в поисках турецкой бани;

in search of — в поисках).

zero ['zIqrqu], temperature ['temprICq], eulogy ['jHlqGI]

How quickly the cabin cooled! The fire must be out. The cold was forcing in. It must be below zero already, and the ice creeping up the inside of the door. He could not see it, but his past experience enabled him to gauge its progress by the cabin's temperature. The lower hinge must be white ere now. Would the tale of this ever reach the world? How would his friends take it? They would read it over their coffee, most likely, and talk it over at the clubs. He could see them very clearly. "Poor old Cuthfert," they murmured; "not such a bad sort of a chap, after all." He smiled at their eulogies, and passed on in search of a Turkish bath.

It was the same old crowd upon the streets (на улицах была та же прежняя толпа). Strange, they did not notice his moosehide moccasins and tattered German socks (странно, они не замечали его мокасинов из лосиной кожи и изорванных немецких носков)! He would take a cab (он возьмет кэб). And after the bath a shave would not be bad (а после бани неплохо бы побриться). No; he would eat first (нет, он сначала поест). Steak, and potatoes, and green things (бифштекс, картофель и зелень), — how fresh it all was (каким свежим все это было)! And what was that (а что было то)? Squares of honey (медовые соты), streaming liquid amber (стекающие жидким янтарем)! But why did they bring so much (но почему /они/ принесли так много)? Ha! ha! he could never eat it all (ха-ха, он никогда не сможет съесть это все). Shine (почистите)! Why certainly (ну, разумеется). He put his foot on the box (он поставил ногу на ящик). The bootblack looked curiously up at him (чистильщик сапог странно посмотрел вверх на него = поднял взгляд и странно посмотрел на него), and he remembered his moosehide moccasins and went away hastily (и он вспомнил о своих мокасинах из лосиной кожи и поспешно пошел прочь).

bath [bRT], steak [steIk], honey ['hAnI]

It was the same old crowd upon the streets. Strange, they did not notice his moosehide moccasins and tattered German socks! He would take a cab. And after the bath a shave would not be bad. No; he would eat first. Steak, and potatoes, and green things, — how fresh it all was! And what was that? Squares of honey, streaming liquid amber! But why did they bring so much? Ha! ha! he could never eat it all. Shine! Why certainly. He put his foot on the box. The bootblack looked curiously up at him, and he remembered his moosehide moccasins and went away hastily.