Примеры использования Richard sharpe на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Richard Sharpe.
Richard Sharpe, Capt'.
He was a soldier, andhis name was Richard Sharpe.
Richard!' Sharpe twisted back.
It is ultimately revealed that Lassan is the son of Richard Sharpe.
Lieutenant Richard Sharpe was not a wealthy man.
And that was why the tall, good-looking,hard-eyed private called Richard Sharpe was thinking of running.
Richard Sharpe and the campaign in northern Portugal, spring 1809.
In 1997, he appeared in Sharpe's Justice as Richard Sharpe's half-brother Matt Truman.
It was funny, Richard Sharpe thought, that there were no vultures in England.
I owe a great debt to Thomas Logio, physician and friend,who supplied me with a‘suitable' wound for Richard Sharpe.
For at heart, as Richard Sharpe had just discovered for himself, he was a soldier.
It was an easy relationship, of trust and respect, andPatrick Harper saw his business as keeping Richard Sharpe alive and amused.
This is Mister Richard Sharpe, Mathilde, a friend and an enemy from a long time ago.
He was thinking about it now, and it was an odd thing to worry about right now because the army was about to give Richard Sharpe his first proper battle.
Sergeant Richard Sharpe slung the musket and walked around the base of the inner wall, seeking a passage into the city.
Cornwell's best known books feature the adventures of Richard Sharpe, a British soldier during the Napoleonic Wars.
Captain Richard Sharpe, commander of the South Essex Light Company, was not in the valley.
It was the telescope; a beautiful instrument made by Matthew Burge in London andpresented to Sergeant Richard Sharpe by General Sir Arthur Wellesley.
Some lit pipes, others slept,while Captain Richard Sharpe turned the map right side up and then, in anger, crumpled it into a ball.
Richard Sharpe, Lieutenant in the second battalion of His Majesty's 95th Rifles, unbuttoned his breeches and pissed on the narcissi in the House Beautiful's front flower bed.
He could behave as if she was any woman he had ever known, but he could not convince himself.This was a Marquesa related to Emperors, and he was Richard Sharpe, related to no one apart from his daughter.
Alan Thacker and Richard Sharpe, Local Saints and Local Churches in the Early Medieval West,"A Handlist of Anglo-Saxon Saints" pp.
The child had been named for the wealthy patron of the foundling home that had raised him, butthe naming had not brought Richard Sharpe any patronage, only brought him to the reeking bottom of the army's dungheap.
Army had bored Richard Sharpe, then done its best to break his spirits. It had even flogged him, but now, standing on Seringapatam's battlements, he missed the army.
It had been good fortune that took him to the tunnel where the Tippoo Sultan was trapped, andeven better fortune that had decapitated an orderly at Assaye so that Richard Sharpe was riding behind Sir Arthur Wellesley when that General's horse was killed by a pike thrust and Sir Arthur was thrown down among the enemy.
Captain Richard Sharpe had once been Private Richard Sharpe, and he had made the leap from ranks to officer's mess because he was good, frighteningly good, and Tubbs, though he would never have admitted it, was more frightened of Captain Sharpe than he was of the French.
It was a flat calm, an utter stillness; no airs in which to hang a sailorman,and so Richard Sharpe would let an enemy go and he would say he did it for honour, or because the war was so close to ending that there was no need for more death, or because it was just his pleasure to do it.
He orders Lieutenant Richard Sharpe and his band of"chosen men" to accompany the arrogantly incompetent, newly arrived Sir Henry Simmerson and his South Essex Regiment on a small, but significant mission to destroy a bridge vital to French troop movements.