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ПОЖАЛУЙСТА, СРОЧНО ПЕРЕВЕДИТЕ ТЕКСТ С РУССКОГО НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ "Был холодный февральский день 1890 года. Параход "Лавиния" шел из Нью-Йорка в Лондон. Дамы элегантных полатьях и мужчины в шикарных фраках гуляли по палубе, ожидая прибытия в порт. Одна из леди - Тэсса Карстэйрс - читала толстую книгу, то и дело откидывая назад свои прекрасные русые волосы. Наконец, резкий гудок оповестил пассажиров о прибытии в порт. Тэсса вместе с остальными сошла на берег. Наняв кеб и доехав до постоялого двора, девушка поднялась в снятую для нее небольшую комнату. Уютные, но старые занавески, маленький столик, кровать и полка с книгами - вот все, что она увидела. Сняв белоснежные перчатки и немного отдохнув, Тэсса взяла с полки старинную книгу в кожаном переплете. Начав ее читать, девушка изменилась в лице, и до утра не выпускала книгу из рук. Дочитав, Тэсса накинула на плечи бархатный плащ, взяла в руки кружевной зонтик и, попрощавшись с хозяйкой дома, вышла на улицу. Прошел час, два, но девушка так и не возвращалась... Это был последний раз, когда ее кто-либо видел"

Answer 1

It was a cold February day in 1890. The Lavinia parachute went from New York to London. Ladies' elegant bedding and men in chic dress coats walked around the deck, waiting for their arrival at the port. One of the ladies, Tessa Carstairs, read a thick book, then the case was throwing back her beautiful blond hair. Finally, a sharp horn informed passengers about the arrival at the port. Tessa and the rest went ashore.
Having hired a cab and having reached the inn, the girl climbed into the small room she had shot for her. Cozy, but the old curtains, a small table, a bed and a shelf with books - that's all she saw. Taking off her white gloves and having a little rest, Tessa took an old leather-bound book from the shelf. Having started to read it, the girl changed her face and did not let the book out of her hands until the morning. Having finished reading, Tessa threw a velvet cloak over her shoulders, picked up a lace umbrella and, after saying goodbye to the hostess, went outside. An hour passed, two, but the girl never returned ... This was the last time anyone saw her "

Answer 2

“It was a cold February day in 1890. The Lavinia parachute went from New York to London. Ladies' elegant bedding and men in chic dress coats walked around the deck, waiting for their arrival at the port. One of the ladies, Tessa Carstairs, read a thick book, then the case was throwing back her beautiful blond hair. Finally, a sharp horn informed passengers about the arrival at the port. Tessa and the rest went ashore.
Having hired a cab and having reached the inn, the girl climbed into the small room she had shot for her. Cozy, but the old curtains, a small table, a bed and a shelf with books - that's all she saw. Taking off her white gloves and having a little rest, Tessa took an old leather-bound book from the shelf. Having started to read it, the girl changed her face and did not let the book out of her hands until the morning. Having finished reading, Tessa threw a velvet cloak over her shoulders, picked up a lace umbrella and, after saying goodbye to the hostess, went outside. An hour passed, two, but the girl never returned ... This was the last time anyone saw her "

Answer 3

"On a cold day in February 1890, the steamship "Lavinia" was sailing from New York to London. Ladies in elegant dresses and gentlemen in splendid frocks strolled on the deck, awaiting their arrival at the port. One of the ladies - Tess Carstairs - was reading a thick book, occasionally flipping back her beautiful chestnut hair. Finally, a sharp whistle informed the passengers about their arrival at the port. Tess, along with the others, disembarked and headed to an inn.

Having hired a cab and arrived at the inn, Tess climbed up to the small room that was rented for her. Cozy, yet old curtains, a small table, a bed, and a shelf with books - that's all she saw. After taking off her snowy gloves and resting a bit, Tess picked up an ancient book with a leather cover from the shelf. As she started reading it, her facial expression changed, and she did not let go of the book until morning. Finishing it, Tess put on a velvety cloak, took a lace umbrella in her hands, bid farewell to the innkeeper, and went outside. An hour passed, then two, but she never returned... That was the last time anyone saw her."