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Перевод: huckleberry

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1. So the bit was taken out of his mouth and put back in the proper place, and Wendy continued to calmly trot him around with the other horses; and Huckleberry kept putting his tongue over the bit again, and again, and again.
2. Huckleberry Finn was a bay Thoroughbred gelding who was only four years old.
3. Certainly in the United States it was the women who represented "civilised ways" - book learning, hygiene, "nice" houses and furnishings on the city model and sobriety - against the rough, violent and drunken ways of the menfolk; as Huckleberry Finn (1884) found to his cost.
4. He had something of a Huckleberry Finn spirit, wanting to run away to sea.
5. However, by the time Huckleberry's class was called some thirty minutes later, he had dissipated a lot of his anxiety through movement and was no longer putting his tongue over the bit.
6. In the centre of the group was a lanky young paratrooper with a face like Huckleberry Finn's.
7. Weill devotees will be most interested by Carole Farley's inclusion of a song from the projected Huckleberry Finn that Weill was working on when he died, and two very early songs.
8. In a preface to The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, published in this year, he described the landscape of his childhood and speculated about the boy who remained within the adult and successful figure of Mark Twain - the boy who was called Huck and whom Eliot saw as a symbol of freedom like the Mississippi itself; it was impossible for that boy r that river to have a beginning or end - a career.
9. Michiko Koshino wants to turn all bomber jacket-clad clubbers into Huckleberry Finn-like waifs (brave, but could be tricky) and espadrilles were, rather worryingly, everywhere.
10. Seth read Joey bedtime passages from Huckleberry Finn, a habit learned from his own father.
11. Prefacing Huckleberry Finn (first read "a few years ago") in 1950, Eliot recalled his own boyhood.
12. Running my eye down the page I saw that Lorne had, in his time, on stage or screen, interpreted the roles of Genghis Khan, Al Capone, Marco Polo, Huckleberry Finn, Charlemagne, Paul Revere, Erasmus, Wyatt Earp, Voltaire, Ski Masterson, Einstein, Jack Kennedy, Rembrandt, Babe Ruth, Oliver Cromwell, Amerigo Vespucci, Zorro, Darwin, Sitting Bull, Freud, Napoleon, Spiderman, Macbeth, Melville, Machiavelli, Michelangelo, Methuselah, Mozart, Merlin, Marx, Mars, Moses and Jesus Christ.
13. Huckleberry's tongue was protruding out of the corner of his mouth and flapping in the breeze!