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Переведите текст,срочно надо((( The real attraction for Jo was a large library of fine books , thought there were dust and spiders there since Uncle March died . Jo remembered the kind old gentleman , who used to let her build roads and bridges with his big dictionaries , and tell her stories about the pictures in his Latin book . The large room , with the tall book-cases , in which she could wander where she liked , made the library attractive to her . the moment Aunt March was busy with company Jo hurried to the library , and read poetry , romance , history , travels , and pictures , like a book-worm . She enjoyed reading her favourite Ivanhoe by W.Scott and Hamlet by W.Shakespeare in this quiet place . But , like all happiness , it did not last long:for as sure as she had just reached the midlle of the story , or the most dangerous adventure of her traveller , her aunt called , "Josy-phine!Josy-phine!" and she had to leave her paradice to help her aunt about the house, wash the dog , or read Belsham's Essays aloud . Jo's ambition was to do something outstanding;what it was she had no idea."I want to do something splendid, heroic or wonderful,that won't be forgotten after I'm dead.I don't know what,but I'm on the watch for it, and mean to surprise you all some day. I think I shall write books , and get rich and famous",said Jo when she was asked about her favourite dream.

Answer 1

Реальная привлекательность для Джо был большой библиотека прекрасных книг, думал, что было пыли и пауков там с дядей мартаумер. Джо вспомнил добрым старым джентльменом, который используется, чтобы ей построить дороги и мосты со своими большими словарями, и сказать ей, истории о фотографии в своем Латинской книги. Большая комната, с высокими книжными шкафами, в которых она могла бродить, где ей понравилось, сделал библиотека привлекательным для нее. момент тетя марта был занят компания Джо поспешил в библиотеку, и читать стихи, роман, история, путешествия, и фотографии, как книгу-червя. Она любил читать свою любимую Айвенго по W.Scott и Гамлет У.Шекспира в этом тихом месте. Но, как и все счастье, это не продлится долго: по точно, как она только что достигли midlle рассказа, или наиболее опасную авантюру ее путешественника, ее тетя называется, "Жози Жози-phine-phine!" и ей пришлось оставить ее ParaDice, чтобы помочь ей тетя в доме, мыть собаку, или читать Подробности Belsham вслух. Амбиции Джо был сделать что-то выдающееся, то, что именно она понятия не имела, "Я хочу, чтобы что-то сделать великолепный, героический или замечательный, что не будут забыты после я dead.I не знаю, что, но я. м на часы для него, и значит удивить вас все-нибудь. Я думаю, что я должен писать книги, и получить богатые и знаменитые ", сказал Джо, когда ее спросили, о своей любимой мечте.

Answer 2

Jo's true passion lay in a vast library filled with exquisite books, despite the presence of dust and spiders since her Uncle March had passed away. She fondly remembered the kind old gentleman who had allowed her to construct roads and bridges with his large dictionaries, and who had shared stories about the illustrations in his Latin book. The library's grand room, with its towering bookcases that invited exploration, held a strong allure for her. Whenever Aunt March was occupied with visitors, Jo would hurriedly make her way to the library, immersing herself in the world of poetry, romance, history, travel, and imagery, like a bookworm enthralled by its surroundings. She took great pleasure in reading her beloved novels, such as "Ivanhoe" by W. Scott and "Hamlet" by W. Shakespeare, in the tranquility of this space.

However, as with all moments of happiness, they were fleeting. Just as she would reach the climax of a story or the most perilous adventure of a traveler, her aunt would call out, "Josy-phine! Josy-phine!" and she would have to leave her paradise to assist her aunt around the house, wash the dog, or read Belsham's Essays aloud. Jo harbored a deep ambition to do something extraordinary, although she had yet to determine what that might be. "I desire to accomplish something splendid, heroic, or extraordinary that will be remembered even after I'm gone. I'm not quite sure what it is yet, but I am constantly on the lookout for it, and I intend to astonish you all someday. I believe I shall write books, become wealthy and renowned," Jo proclaimed when questioned about her cherished dream.