“Just look at you (просто посмотри на себя)!” said Mary Poppins to herself (сказала Мэри Поппинс самой себе), particularly noticing (особенно замечая) how nice her new gloves with the fur tops looked (как прекрасно ее новые перчатки с меховым верхом выглядят). They were the first pair she had ever had (они были первой парой, которую она когда-либо имела), and she thought (и она подумала) she would never grow tired of looking at them in the shop windows (что она никогда не устанет смотреть на них в витрины) with her hands inside them (со своими руками внутри них). And having examined the reflection of the gloves (и рассмотрев отражение перчаток) she went carefully over her whole person (она прошлась внимательно/тщательно по всей своей персоне) — coat (пальто), hat (шляпа), scarf and shoes (шарф и туфли), with herself inside (с ней внутри) — and she thought that (и она подумала, что), on the whole (в целом), she had never seen anybody looking quite so smart and distinguished (она никогда не видела кого-либо, выглядящего настолько опрятно и изысканно;
But the winter afternoons (но зимние дни), she knew (она знала), were short (были короткими), and they had to be home by tea time (и они должны были быть дома ко времени чая). So with a sigh she wrenched herself away from her glorious reflection (так что со вздохом она оторвалась от своего восхитительного отражения;
“Now we will go in (а теперь мы войдем),” she said, and annoyed Jane and Michael very much by lingering at the Haberdashery counter (и раздосадовала Джейн и Майкла очень, задержавшись у прилавка галантереи) and taking great trouble over the choice of a reel of black cotton (и очень основательно выбирая катушку черных ниток: «беря большую заботу над выбором катушки черных ниток»;
“The Toy Department (отдел игрушек),” Michael reminded her (Майкл напомнил ей), “is in that direction (в
“I know, thank you (я знаю, спасибо). Don’t point (не показывай пальцем),” she said, and paid her bill with aggravating slowness (и оплатила свой счет с невыносимой медлительностью;
examined [Ig'zæmInt] haberdashery ['hæbqdæ∫qrI] department [di'pQ:tmqnt]
“Just look at you!” said Mary Poppins to herself, particularly noticing how nice her new gloves with the fur tops looked. They were the first pair she had ever had, and she thought she would never grow tired of looking at them in the shop windows with her hands inside them. And having examined the reflection of the gloves she went carefully over her whole person — coat, hat, scarf and shoes, with herself inside — and she thought that, on the whole, she had never seen anybody looking quite so smart and distinguished.
But the winter afternoons, she knew, were short, and they had to be home by tea time. So with a sigh she wrenched herself away from her glorious reflection.
“Now we will go in,” she said, and annoyed Jane and Michael very much by lingering at the Haberdashery counter and taking great trouble over the choice of a reel of black cotton.
“The Toy Department,” Michael reminded her, “is in that direction.”
“I know, thank you. Don’t point,” she said, and paid her bill with aggravating slowness.
But at last they found themselves alongside Father Christmas (но наконец они оказались: «нашли себя» возле Деда Мороза;
“That will do nicely for Daddy (это подойдет замечательно для папы),” said Michael, selecting a clockwork train with special signals (выбирая поезд с часовым механизмом = заводной поезд с особенными сигналами = со светофорами). “I will take care of it for him (я позабочусь о нем для него) when he goes to the City (когда он отправится в Сити).”