Английский язык с Шерлоком Холмсом. Собака Баскервилей (ASCII-IPA)

However, the man is fortunately rather deaf (однако этот человек, к счастью, глуховат), and he was entirely preoccupied in that which he was doing (и /к тому же/ он был полностью поглощен тем, что он делал = своим занятием). When at last we reached the door and peeped through (когда наконец мы достигли двери и заглянули /внутрь/) we found him crouching at the window, candle in hand (мы нашли его согнувшимся у окна со свечой в руке), his white, intent face pressed against the pane (с бледным, напряженным лицом, прижатым к оконному стеклу), exactly as I had seen him two nights before (в точности так, как я видел его позапрошлой ночью).

We had arranged no plan of campaign (мы /заранее/ не подготовили плана действий), but the baronet is a man (но баронет такой человек) to whom the most direct way is always the most natural (для которого самый прямой путь — всегда самый естественный). He walked into the room (он вошел в комнату), and as he did so Barrymore sprang up from the window (и как только он это сделал, Бэрримор отпрыгнул от окна) with a sharp hiss of his breath (c резким свистом вдохнув /воздух/), and stood, livid and trembling, before us (и стал, мертвенно-бледный и дрожащий, перед нами). His dark eyes, glaring out of the white mask of his face (его глаза, сверкающие на белой маске лица), were full of horror and astonishment (были полны ужаса и удивления) as he gazed from Sir Henry to me (когда он переводил взгляд с сэра Генри на меня; to gaze — пристально смотреть; уставиться).

crouch [krautS], sharp [SA:p], mask [mA:sk]

However, the man is fortunately rather deaf, and he was entirely preoccupied in that which he was doing. When at last we reached the door and peeped through we found him crouching at the window, candle in hand, his white, intent face pressed against the pane, exactly as I had seen him two nights before.

We had arranged no plan of campaign, but the baronet is a man to whom the most direct way is always the most natural. He walked into the room, and as he did so Barrymore sprang up from the window with a sharp hiss of his breath, and stood, livid and trembling, before us. His dark eyes, glaring out of the white mask of his face, were full of horror and astonishment as he gazed from Sir Henry to me.

"What are you doing here, Barrymore (что вы здесь делаете, Бэрримор)?"

"Nothing, sir (ничего, сэр)." His agitation was so great that he could hardly speak (его волнение было столь велико, что он едва мог говорить), and the shadows sprang up and down from the shaking of his candle (и тени прыгали вверх-вниз от свечи, дрожащей /в его руке/). "It was the window, sir (это окно, сэр). I go round at night to see that they are fastened (я обхожу /дом/ по ночам, посмотреть = убедиться, что они заперты)."

"On the second floor (на втором этаже)?"

"Yes, sir, all the windows (да, сэр, все окна)."

"Look here, Barrymore," said Sir Henry, sternly (послушайте: «взгляните сюда», Бэрримор, — сказал сэр Генри сурово); "we have made up our minds to have the truth out of you (мы решили узнать у вас правду; to have out — выяснять), so it will save you trouble (так что вы избежите неприятностей) to tell it sooner rather than later (рассказав обо всем лучше раньше, чем позже). Come, now! No lies (давайте-ка, и не лгать)! What were you doing at that window (что вы делали у того окна)?"