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Перевод: gloaming

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1. In the gloaming the Weem folk made their way home along the dark gorge of the road.
2. But when we're out of sight, we'll turn east again, and sneak round the back of the islands and down the far side of the bay tonight, in the gloaming!
3. At the bar a group of dossers began singing Roaming in the Gloaming .
4. When Jamie came in with the food at gloaming, Cameron asked him for another blanket.
5. The last of the sunlight was diffusing through the trellis of oaks and evergreens in a yellow sparkle; single rays pierced through like stings; in the gloaming.
6. It was in the gloaming on Thursday that the brave young fellow's father became alarmed by reason of his son not returning, and the distressed parent went to see a neighbour.
7. Or in the gloaming see a spiked top hat.
8. Sometimes, waiting on the Embankment in the summer gloaming, one would become conscious of an approaching figure, and an arm would be slipped round one's waist, and a voice, in imitation of Bing Crosby, would croon, "Moonlight becomes you, it goes with your hair", and then one had to move away, tactfully, but smartly.
9. His dreams had come back after many nights which had seemed as empty as death, dreams of walking between high hedges, it was daylight on the other side of them but gloaming where he was and thick earth rose up to his knees, to his waist, stopping him, he tried to open his mouth but his jaw-bones jammed, he was choking
10. To stir up mischief, no doubt, and to eye Jean Bruce, the blacksmith's daughter - they had been seen strolling about in the gloaming more than once, laughing quietly together and holding hands.
11. "But I'll never go roaming in the gloaming again," he said.
12. In the gloaming before sunrise they saw each other's features as pale apparitions.
13. Aunt Tinty, an amiable half-wit, keeps house for him and sings sentimental songs in the gloaming; her daughter, Margaret, is a heavily pregnant, rather mannish woman doctor whose husband is far away; her son, Tom, is an eternal and drunken medical student, engaged in a squalid affair with the woman at the village pub.