Английский язык с Дж. Р. Р. Толкиеном. Хоббит

“You are a good fellow, Mr. Baggins, and I will take your offer kindly. If there should be anything to note, rouse me first, mind you! I will lie in the inner chamber to the left, not far away. ”

“Off you go (отправляйтесь)!” said Bilbo. “I will wake you at midnight (я разбужу вас в полночь), and you can wake the next watchman (и вы сможете разбудить следующего караульного). ”

As soon as Bombur had gone (как только Бомбур ушел), Bilbo put on his ring (Бильбо надел свое кольцо), fastened his rope (привязал свою веревку; to fasten — связывать, скреплять, прикреплять, завязывать), slipped down over the wall (скользнул вниз через стену: «над стеной»), and was gone (и ушел/исчез). He had about five hours before him (у него в запасе: «перед ним» было около пяти часов). Bombur would sleep (Бомбур будет спать) (he could sleep at any time (он мог спать в любое время), and ever since the adventure in the forest (и с того самого момента своих приключений в лесу) he was always trying to recapture the beautiful dreams (он все время пытался заново пережить те прекрасные сны; tocapture—взятьвплен, поймать, схватить /преступника/; пленить /воображение/, завладеть /вниманием/; to recapture — взять обратно, поймать /беглеца/; снова пережить) he had then (что были у него тогда)); and all the others were busy with Thorin (а все остальные были заняты с Торином). It was unlikely that any, even Fili or Kili (и вряд ли кто-то из них: «любой», даже Фили или Кили), would come out on the wall (вышли бы на стену) until it was their turn (до тех пор, пока не настала их очередь). It was very dark (было очень темно), and the road after a while (да и дорога, спустя некоторое время), when he left the newly made path (когда он оставил заново проложенную: «сделанную» тропку; to leave (left) ) and climbed down towards the lower course of the stream (и спустился вниз, к нижнему течению потока), was strange to him (оказалась для него незнакомой; strange — незнакомый, неизвестный; странный, необычный).

fasten ['f: s n] recapture [ri: 'kaept] climb [klam]

“Off you go!” said Bilbo. “I will wake you at midnight, and you can wake the next watchman. ” As soon as Bombur had gone, Bilbo put on his ring, fastened his rope, slipped down over the wall, and was gone. He had about five hours before him. Bombur would sleep (he could sleep at any time, and ever since the adventure in the forest he was always trying to recapture the beautiful dreams he had then); and all the others were busy with Thorin. It was unlikely that any, even Fili or Kili, would come out on the wall until it was their turn. It was very dark, and the road after a while, when he left the newly made path and climbed down towards the lower course of the stream, was strange to him.