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Перевод: pimpernel

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Тезаурус:

1. Both boys had been taken prisoner and tortured (according to Dr Caskie, who told the story in his book The Tartan Pimpernel) "until the blood came out of their ears"; but they managed convincingly to deny their activities, and eventually they were released.
2. 0600 spotted Cat's Ear opens 0700 African Marigold opens 0800 Mouse Ear Hawkweed opens 0900 Prickly Sowthistle closes 1000 Common Nipple Wort closes 1100 Star of Bethlehem opens 1200 Passion Flower opens 1300 Childing Pink closes 1400 Scarlet Pimpernel closes 1500 Hawkbit closes 1600 Small Bindweed closes 1700 White Water Lily closes 1800 Evening Primrose opens
3. But then, a few days later, Mervyn Stockwood revealed that he had all the time in fact been helping dissident priests in a variety of clandestine ways, still too secret to be fully detailed: not so much a Red Bishop as a clerical Scarlet Pimpernel.
4. Return to the T-junction and carry straight on, not forgetting to look at the lovely wild flowers on the left bank - a mass of yellow pimpernel and birdsfoot trefoil.
5. According to the society, water voles, otters, redshank, snipe and lapwing and wetland plants such as marsh orchid and bog pimpernel had declined as a result of over-abstraction and drainage over many years.
6. Then I saw - rapidly - The Scarlet Pimpernel, The Riddle of the Sands, King Solomon's Mines, The Four Adventures of Richard Hannay, Revolt in the Desert.
7. The Pimpernel
8. He called Isherwood Parsnip in that novel because of his face, presumably, and Auden was Pimpernel because he had saved Thomas Mann's daughter from the Gestapo by contracting a Platonic marriage.
9. Was the role: A Cyrano de Bergerac B Hamlet C The Scarlet Pimpernel?
10. A Cyrano de Bergerac, and C The Scarlet Pimpernel; 11.
11. Similar themes were treated more romantically in Carol Reed's Night Train to Munich (1940, Gestapo: Night Train in US) and Leslie Howard's Pimpernel Smith (1941, Mister V; The Fighting Pimpernel in US).