Примеры использования Laska на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Laska, go to your room.
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Laska lay under the table;
Cried Levin, and he ran with Laska into the thicket to look for the snipe.
Laska slackened her speed.
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Eh, Laska, will it be good?
Picking up his gun and his hat,he called Laska, and went out of the swamp.
Top Laska kept poking her head under his hand.
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Levin patted Laska, and whistled as a sign that she might begin.
Top"They have chosen a time to talk," she was thinking."It's on the wing… Here it is, yes,it is. They will miss it," thought Laska.
Laska stopped, looking ironically at the horses and inquiringly at Levin.
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Laska lay under the table; Agafea Mihalovna settled herself in her place with her stocking.
The shutters were closed, there were few flies, andit was so clean that Levin was anxious that Laska, who had been running along the road and bathing in puddles, should not muddy the floor, and ordered her to a place in the corner by the door.
Laska ran eagerly forward along the little path. Levin followed her with a light, rapid step, continually looking at the sky.
If he had anything on his mind at that moment,it was only the doubt whether they would start anything in the Kolpensky marsh, whether Laska would show to advantage in comparison with Krak, and whether he would shoot well that day himself.
Gray old Laska, who had followed them, sat down warily opposite him and pricked up her ears.
Top Running into the marsh among the familiar scents of roots, marsh plants, and slime, and the extraneous smell of horse dung, Laska detected at once a smell that pervaded the whole marsh, the scent of that strong-smelling bird that always excited her more than any other.
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Top While they were saying this, Laska, with ears pricked up, was looking upwards at the sky, and reproachfully at them.
Old Laska, who had not yet fully digested her delight at his return, and had run out into the yard to bark, came back wagging her tail, and crept up to him, bringing in the scent of fresh air, put her head under his hand, and whined plaintively, asking to be stroked.
He stood, listened, and gazed sometimes down at the wet mossy ground,sometimes at Laska listening all alert, sometimes at the sea of bare tree tops that stretched on the slope below him, sometimes at the darkening sky, covered with white streaks of cloud.
He added, patting Laska, who hung about Levin, whining and licking his hands, his boots, and his gun.
An owl hooted not far off, and Laska, starting, stepped cautiously a few steps forward, and putting her head on one side, began to listen intently.
He wandered all about the reeds, but Laska did not believe he had shot it, and when he sent her to find it, she pretended to hunt for it, but did not really.
Not feeling the motion of her legs, Laska bounded with a stiff gallop, so that at each bound she could stop short, to the right, away from the wind that blew from the east before sunrise, and turned facing the wind.
He got up to go to his writing table, and Laska, lying at his feet, got up too, stretching and looking at him as though to inquire where to go. But he had not time to write it down, for the head peasants had come round, and Levin went out into the hall to them.