Примери за използване на Franklin blake на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Diamond- should Franklin Blake.
You have done Franklin Blake an inestimable service.
From showing it to Mr. Franklin Blake.
Franklin Blake," said the old gentleman,"this is a very serious.
Writing to Mr. Franklin Blake.
Franklin Blake," said the old gentleman,"this is a very serious matter, in more respects than one.
I remain, dear Mr. Franklin Blake, truly yours.
One of them prevents me from showing it to Mr. Franklin Blake.
I am indebted to Mr. Franklin Blake," he said,"for having.
Franklin Blake's evidence satisfying me, that this same smear, and the loss of the Diamond, were pieces of the same puzzle.
Me to remind you that Mr. Franklin Blake was also in the house at the.
If she consents to assist the experiment, she consents of her own free will, andnot as a favour to Mr. Franklin Blake or to me.
Permit me to remind you that Mr. Franklin Blake was also in the house.
If the last person who was in the room is the person to be suspected,' I thought to myself,'the thief is not Penelope,but Mr. Franklin Blake!'.
I am indebted to Mr. Franklin Blake," he said,"for having seen some happy days.
That is the monstrous proposition which youare driven to assert, if you attempt to associate the disappearance of the Moonstone with Franklin Blake.
If you were anybody else but Franklin Blake, and if this matter was one atom less serious than it really is, I should refuse point-blank.
Only this morning(May twenty-first, Eighteen hundred and fifty), came my lady's nephew,Mr. Franklin Blake, and held a short conversation with me, as follows:-.
Franklin Blake, you will anticipate the sad news I have to tell you, on finding your letter to Ezra Jennings returned to you, unopened.
Why--even supposing he did take the Diamond--should Franklin Blake make himself the most prominent person in the house in trying to recover it?
To make their attempt on the Diamond while it was under the control of Mr. Franklin Blake, who had shown already that he could suspect and outwit them?
Sergeant Cuff had, no doubt, just heard enough, before I interrupted him,to make him suspect that Rosanna had relieved her mind by confessing something to Mr. Franklin Blake.
I have it on the authority of Lady Verinder herself,that her daughter was ready to marry Franklin Blake, before that infernal Indian Diamond disappeared from the house.
Franklin Blake, she is(as I interpret it) eager to tell him with her own lips, BEFORE he is put to the test which is to vindicate his character in the eyes of other people.
These commonplace precautions would readily inform them that Mr. Franklin Blake had been to the bank, and that Mr. Franklin Blake was the only person in the house who was going to visit Lady Verinder.
I remembered that Franklin Blake had detected one of the spies, in the street- that he had, in consequence, advanced the time of his arrival in Yorkshire by some hours- and that(thanks to old Betteredge's excellent advice) he had lodged the Diamond in the bank at Frizinghall, before the Indians were so much as prepared to see him in the neighborhood.
I wondered in myself which it would be harder to do,if things went on in this manner- to bear Mr. Franklin Blake's indifference to me, or to jump into the quicksand and end it for ever in that way?
The Indians were undoubtedly not aware of what Mr. Franklin Blake had done with the Diamond- for we find them making their first mistake, on the first night of Mr. Blake's arrival at his aunt's house.".
Jason Groves, Lou Blake, and Maya Franklin.