Примеры использования Sharpe's на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was Sharpe's tiger.
Sharpe's hand was utterly still.
A hand touched Sharpe's shoulder.
Sharpe's men were among the bodies now.
Palmer saw Sharpe's hesitation.
We would better be getting out to Sharpe's.
He prodded Sharpe's chest with the sword's tip.
Hogan bent down and shook Sharpe's hand.
He peered at Sharpe's dark green jacket.
Palmer said it bluntly, daring Sharpe's wrath.
Look after Captain Sharpe's gee-gee, will you, Pearce?
A rush of Highlanders came out of a lane on Sharpe's right.
Parker suddenly saw Sharpe's blood on his own fingers.
Her eyes dropped to the two swords,then back to Sharpe's face.
An enemy's bullet whipped past Sharpe's head as he went through the door.
A pistol bullet ricocheted from the window grille beside Sharpe's head.
Hogan clambered up to Sharpe's eyrie and lay down beside the rifleman.
Sharpe's hands fumbled with the rein while his right boot had come out of the stirrup.
But it means I get to stay at Sharpe's camp tonight.
He would save Sharpe's life. It was, after all, the very least he could do for a friend.
Maybe.” Lucille absently brushed at the dried blood on Sharpe's threadbare jacket.
Vicente frowned at Sharpe's bruised face."You are wounded?"?
A shell landed on the ridge top, bounced,then exploded twenty yards to Sharpe's left.
I don't know. I'm sorry.' Sharpe's anger had taken himself by surprise.
He pulled the trigger and the gun belched smoke, bullets, andburning wadding that fell onto Sharpe's neck.
Better still, andeven more inexplicable, Sharpe's headache was entirely gone.
Hogan took Sharpe's elbow and turned him so they were both looking eastwards along the river towards the city.
Her eyes dropped to the two swords,then back to Sharpe's face.“Did you kill him?”?
A bellowing voice sounded to Sharpe's right and he saw it was Loup himself trying to rally the French.
The bullet took the man in the skull, fountaining blood across the desk andonto the dying man at Sharpe's feet.