Give literary translation of the passage
«Now they came to the foot of the hill and the rice-fields ceased. The bearers took it with a swinging stride. The hill was covered close with little green mounds, close, close to one another, so that the ground was ribbed like the sea-sand when the tide has gone out; and this she knew too, for she had passed just such a spot as they approached each populous city and left it.»
THE PAINTED VAIL
XXXI-XXXV
CHAPTER XXXI-XXXII
Words to be learn by heart
Overwrought, dim, bald, to fag, chuckle, sober, to inoculate, to pucker, precaution, immense, ceiling, to proceed, offensive, civil, awe.
Continue the sentences according to the text
Kitty felt herself flush, but…
The manner of speaking and his easy chuckle had suggested to her…
He spoke lightly and there was in his voice a sort of…
Mark the statements as true or false
Waddington was their servant.
Kitty and Walter ordered dinner to their house and invited Waddington to join them.
Waddington drank too much but he was quite steady on his feet.
In the house of that dead missionary Kitty, Walter and Waddington felt themselves like old friends.
Answer the questions
Who met Walter and Kitty?
What impression did he make on Kitty?
Was Kitty frightened?
What made Kitty feel flush?
CHAPTER XXXIII-XXXIV
Words to be learn by heart
Uneven, throng, capricious, echo, enchantment, to emerge, unsubstantial, shabby, to femur.
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