Диссертация (1173520), страница 43
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‒ Good bye, honey. (1.49.30)‒ Not so fast.‒ I've got to get back to the house and convince them that I took the long way round to be surethat none followed me.793. ‒ Soon we'll be off together and I shall dedicate myself to your happiness. (1.58.24)794. ‒ Get that figure back from her! (2.09.22)1960 ‒ Pollyanna ‒ 2.14.29795.
‒ What is your mane girl? Speak up. (4.40)‒ Pollyanna Whitney, m'am.796. ‒ Thank your lucky star for such a good woman as your aunt, taking you in! (4.57)797. ‒ I'm very glad to sent for me aunt Polly. (10.40)798. ‒ There's no reason to bring up a subject if it isn't mentioned. (26.40)799. ‒ What about you? (32.54)‒ No I never give sides on such matters.‒ Ben, speak up! Come on!800. ‒ How come? (36.04)‒ Win tomorrow.
You'll find out soon enough.801. ‒ What's good about Sunday. (44.46)‒ There's always smth.‒ What's for instance?‒ Because there'll be 6 more days before Sunday comes round again. Ha?802. ‒ Do you believe in god? (46.18)‒ Of course I do! But how it acts with a tree?‒ He grew it in there, didn't he? So i can climb out/get out any time I want.803.
‒ You promise? (55.20)‒ Yes sir!‒ Cross your heart never to die? Ok, get out!804. ‒ Put that down! I can't stand touching things. (55.44)805. ‒ Isn't it beautiful? (56.54)224‒ Yes, but when the sun sets it'll be gone. Stop carrying on so.‒ Sure. We'll get back tomorrow. When the sun comes again!806. ‒ What's it? (1.05.30)‒ Hums for jelly.‒ Hums for jelly? And I have my heart set on broods today!807. ‒ Don't stand there. Go out and fix a cope for my headache! Go on! Go on! (1.08.34)808.
‒ Well, don't stand looking up like that! (1.16.00)809. ‒ I don't know. I just can't make up my mind! (1.18.00)810. ‒ I was rather disappointed. So my father made up "the glad game". (1.21.30)‒ The‒what‒game!?811. ‒ It's a shame after all the work folks put into it. (1.29.50)812. ‒ I'll let you something furious when I get in here next time! (1.43.00)813. ‒ Well and where've you been? I've been looking for you everywhere! Go on get in yourcostume! Hurry! Hurry! Go on! (1.43.05)814.
‒ We'll give her love and get off your private property Mrs. Herington. (2.09.03)1961 ‒ The absent minded Professor ‒ 1.36.00815. ‒ Here we are. We're getting on in the end. (2.53)816. ‒Shelby! You promised! Stop! (3.10)‒ Did i promise stop loving you?‒ Just open the door and let me out!‒ Well he doesn't show up this time!817. ‒ Oh, how nice to see you! You must be getting of tired of my wedding! (3.20)818. ‒ No! Don't stop! Keep on! Keep going! Please, don't stop! (5.24)819. ‒ This calculation has been stirring me up in face for weeks. (7.08)820.
‒ Thank you all for coming. I'll return your present in the morning. I hope you can get yourmoney back. (9.20)821. ‒ I don't know what we've got here, Charlie. But if I think we've got what we've got ‒we've got to find it out! (12.10)822. ‒ Yes, Charlie, we've got it! It's not going over. It's going higher and higher! (12.23)823.
‒ I'm sorry! i missed the wedding! But i had an explosion! Everything blew up! (18.35)‒ Go and get out of here!824. ‒ Silly, but you know how you can get carried away with the idea! (22.14)825. ‒ We'll talk about it tonight, Betsy. I'll pick you up and... (23.30)826. ‒ We pull out the gas lever and this shut opens the cargo forward. (25.38)827. ‒ To honor when you strike him down and see the fear in his eyes.
(31.50)828. ‒ I tell you can go out in this second time and beat them out. (36.34)829. . ‒ Get out of here fellows and hard to do it! (37.10)830. ‒ Get back to your bench! (38.50)831. ‒ He just laid of another 5 chips against Mayfield. (41.24)‒ Against Mayfield?832. ‒ I suppose you blow up this little thing and we'll find out where i came from? (47.20)833. ‒ Hey, I was just looking for a sort of jazz like that! (50.34)834. ‒ Good luck! And keep up the good work, Professor! (57.33)835. ‒ Show him up! (59.24)‒ Show up the ball‒room beast? He's best dancer around!836. ‒ Speak up, man! What is it? (1.27.34)‒ I don't think you going to like this, sir.837.
‒ Sir according to the report they're going behind of Dome! (1.32.40)1962 ‒ Kill a Mockingbird ‒ 2.09.11838. ‒ James says he won't come down until you create a platform for Mercedes. (5.34)225839. ‒ Here goes the meanest man, ever took up breath of life. (8.54)840. ‒ What if he really comes in and looks in my window at night? (13.14)841. ‒ I endure you to get around the charge tomorrow. I was thinking about the point you totake its case. (17.00)842. ‒ No! Me, me, me! (18.44)‒ Alright! Get in! Hurry up!843. ‒ Leo! You come out in now! (29.56)844. ‒ I'm coming back up for my pants. (30.17)‒ please Jo! Let's go back to the house.‒ I can't get back without my pants!845.
‒ Hey, get out! (35.20)846. ‒ Don't get to that dog! It's just as dangerous dead as alive! (43.34)847. ‒ I wish i could keep you away from it! (47.54)848. ‒ Do you defeat nigers? (52.44)‒ Well, and if i didn't? I couldn't hold my head up in town...849. ‒ You know what we want. Step aside from that door, Mr. Finch! (1.02.50)‒ Walter! I think you are to turn right back around and get him back home! It takes around heresomewhere! (1.02.50)850. ‒ Remember, we had a talk. I wanted my daddy to come out and thank you! (1.04.40)851. ‒ I ran as fast as I could but I ran into the fence! (1.12.30)852.
‒ Is he easy to get along? (1.17.34)‒ just all the time!‒ Except when he's drunk!853. ‒ I tipped my head when I'd go by. And one day she asked me to come inside the fenceand passed off... (1.23.44)854. ‒ What happened after that? (1.28.44)‒ Mr. Finch i got her off the chair and i turned around.855. ‒ Mrs.
Jane Louise stand up. Your father's passing up! (1.43.00)856. ‒ I'm Atticus Finch. Something going after my children. (1.58.04)1963 ‒ The great escape ‒ 2.50.01857. ‒ Hold up my hand! (4.00)858. ‒ We'll give you tools. We expect it to be used for gardening. Give up your hopelessattempts to escape! (10.00)859. ‒ A blind spot? (14.24)‒ Yes, a place that will not be seen eve at night.‒ You're crazy!‒ let's find out.
Right now!860. ‒ If he once more falls into our hands he will not be so lucky. (26.20)861. ‒ I have to point out one thing to you, Rodger. No matter how unsatisfactory this campmay be, the high command still has the hand of the LUFT WAFFE, not the Gestapo andSS. (31.00)862. ‒ There's the only way i put it out, sir. I have the common enemies of every one, whobelieves in freedom. If high command don't believe the otherwise I throw them up. (31.24)863. ‒ How many men are you planning to take up, Rodger? (33.22)864. ‒ We are ready! (41.34)‒ Taking off?‒ perfect!!! To the middle of the foundation.865. ‒ well if you were going to find out is i get out ‒ here I am.
(1.04.00)‒ And how many?‒ 17 days.226866. ‒ Perhaps it is possible for one man to get out and even get away but how in fact aconsiderable number of people beside yourself in this camp will be trying to escape.(1.04.30)867. ‒ He lost his wallet. Do you realize what would happen if strap would find out? (1.07.50)868. ‒ How are you managing all this without us? Getting on right are you? (1.21.37)869. ‒ I'm going get out through a wire. (1.34.14)‒ Can't you think? We're getting out but not through the wire! We're getting out through thetunnel. it's finished!870.
‒ It was a good try. I hate that last let down and I've got it told. It's too risky. (1.37.10)871. ‒ Send out 30 ft. of rope! (1.50.28)872. ‒ What did you do with your papers? (2.17.04)‒ I sold them out to escape from prison camp. You would do the same if you had been locked outfor 3 years.1964 – A fistful of dollars ‒ 1.40.02873. – Don’t laugh.
I’m warning you that you’re gone be one of those corpse one day. That’swhy I want you to get out of here. (10.10)874. – Who’re they? (11.00)‒ Bandits. Bandits and smugglers. They come out of taxes, across the frontier to struck up onguns and liquor.875. – Where’s your mule? Did you let him get away from you? (14.13)876. – You killed Ad F. You pay that for, or you’ll struck up.
(15.50)877. – What do you suppose they carrying in that coach? (21.57)‒ Easy to find out!878. – I say you, we’re taking into trouble to do this. (35.28)879. – How could those soldiers get away? (39.14)‒ They were hiding on the cemetery.880. – Strange how do you always manage to get up in the right place in the right time. (49.30)881. – Where’s she? I want to stay out! (52.23)882. – We need to get on. Roman’s waiting. (55.34)883.
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