The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum
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Chapter
1.
The
Cyclone
eng:
Chapter
rus:
eng:
1.
rus:
eng:
The
rus:
eng:
Cyclone
rus:
Dorothy
lived
in the midst of
the
great
Kansas
prairies,
with
Uncle
Henry,
who
was
a
farmer,
and
Aunt
Em,
who
was
the
farmer's
wife.
Their
house
was
small,
for
the
lumber
to
build
it
had
to
be
carried
by
wagon
many
miles.
There
were
four
walls,
a
floor
and
a
roof,
which
made
one
room;
and
this
room
contained
a
rusty
looking
cookstove,
a
cupboard
for
the
dishes,
a
table,
three
or
four
chairs,
and
the
beds.
Uncle
Henry
and
Aunt
Em
had
a
big
bed
in
one
corner,
and
Dorothy
a
little
bed
in
another
corner.
There
was
no
garret
at
all,
and
no
cellar
except
a
small
hole
dug
in
the
ground,
called
a
cyclone
cellar,
where
the
family
could
go
in
case
one
of
those
great
whirlwinds
arose,
mighty
enough
to
crush
any
building
in
its
path.
It
was
reached
by
a
trap
door
in
the
middle
of
the
floor,
from
which
a
ladder
led
down
into
the
small,
dark
hole.
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
lived
rus:
eng:
in the midst of
rus:
среди
eng:
great
rus:
eng:
Kansas
rus:
eng:
prairies,
rus:
eng:
with
rus:
eng:
Uncle
rus:
eng:
Henry,
rus:
eng:
who
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
farmer,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
Aunt
rus:
eng:
Em,
rus:
eng:
who
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
farmer's
rus:
eng:
wife.
rus:
eng:
Their
rus:
eng:
house
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
small,
rus:
eng:
for
rus:
eng:
lumber
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
build
rus:
eng:
it
rus:
eng:
had
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
be
rus:
eng:
carried
rus:
eng:
by
rus:
eng:
wagon
rus:
eng:
many
rus:
eng:
miles.
rus:
eng:
There
rus:
eng:
were
rus:
eng:
four
rus:
eng:
walls,
rus:
eng:
floor
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
roof,
rus:
eng:
which
rus:
eng:
made
rus:
eng:
one
rus:
eng:
room;
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
this
rus:
eng:
room
rus:
eng:
contained
rus:
eng:
rusty
rus:
eng:
looking
rus:
eng:
cookstove,
rus:
eng:
cupboard
rus:
eng:
for
rus:
eng:
dishes,
rus:
eng:
table,
rus:
eng:
three
rus:
eng:
or
rus:
eng:
four
rus:
eng:
chairs,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
beds.
rus:
eng:
Uncle
rus:
eng:
Henry
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
Aunt
rus:
eng:
Em
rus:
eng:
had
rus:
eng:
big
rus:
eng:
bed
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
one
rus:
eng:
corner,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
little
rus:
eng:
bed
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
another
rus:
eng:
corner.
rus:
eng:
There
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
no
rus:
eng:
garret
rus:
чердак
eng:
at
rus:
eng:
all,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
no
rus:
eng:
cellar
rus:
eng:
except
rus:
eng:
small
rus:
eng:
hole
rus:
eng:
dug
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
ground,
rus:
eng:
called
rus:
eng:
cyclone
rus:
eng:
cellar,
rus:
eng:
where
rus:
eng:
family
rus:
eng:
could
rus:
eng:
go
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
case
rus:
eng:
one
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
those
rus:
eng:
great
rus:
eng:
whirlwinds
rus:
eng:
arose,
rus:
eng:
mighty
rus:
eng:
enough
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
crush
rus:
eng:
any
rus:
eng:
building
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
its
rus:
eng:
path.
rus:
eng:
It
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
reached
rus:
eng:
by
rus:
eng:
trap
rus:
eng:
door
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
middle
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
floor,
rus:
eng:
from
rus:
eng:
which
rus:
eng:
ladder
rus:
eng:
led
rus:
eng:
down
rus:
eng:
into
rus:
eng:
small,
rus:
eng:
dark
rus:
eng:
hole.
rus:
When
Dorothy
stood
in
the
doorway
and
looked
around,
she
could
see
nothing
but
the
great
gray
prairie
on
every
side.
Not
a
tree
nor
a
house
broke
the
broad
sweep
of
flat
country
that
reached
to
the
edge
of
the
sky
in
all
directions.
The
sun
had
baked
the
plowed
land
into
a
gray
mass,
with
little
cracks
running
through
it.
Even
the
grass
was
not
green,
for
the
sun
had
burned
the
tops
of
the
long
blades
until
they
were
the
same
gray
color
to
be
seen
everywhere.
Once
the
house
had
been
painted,
but
the
sun
blistered
the
paint
and
the
rains
washed
it
away,
and
now
the
house
was
as
dull
and
gray
as
everything
else.
eng:
When
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
stood
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
doorway
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
looked
rus:
eng:
around,
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
could
rus:
eng:
see
rus:
eng:
nothing
rus:
eng:
but
rus:
eng:
great
rus:
eng:
gray
rus:
eng:
prairie
rus:
eng:
on
rus:
eng:
every
rus:
eng:
side.
rus:
eng:
Not
rus:
eng:
tree
rus:
eng:
nor
rus:
eng:
house
rus:
eng:
broke
rus:
eng:
broad
rus:
eng:
sweep
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
flat
rus:
eng:
country
rus:
eng:
that
rus:
eng:
reached
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
edge
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
sky
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
all
rus:
eng:
directions.
rus:
eng:
The
rus:
eng:
sun
rus:
eng:
had
rus:
eng:
baked
rus:
eng:
plowed
rus:
eng:
land
rus:
eng:
into
rus:
eng:
gray
rus:
eng:
mass,
rus:
eng:
with
rus:
eng:
little
rus:
eng:
cracks
rus:
eng:
running
rus:
eng:
through
rus:
eng:
it.
rus:
eng:
Even
rus:
eng:
grass
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
not
rus:
eng:
green,
rus:
eng:
for
rus:
eng:
sun
rus:
eng:
had
rus:
eng:
burned
rus:
eng:
tops
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
long
rus:
eng:
blades
rus:
eng:
until
rus:
eng:
they
rus:
eng:
were
rus:
eng:
same
rus:
eng:
gray
rus:
eng:
color
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
be
rus:
eng:
seen
rus:
eng:
everywhere.
rus:
eng:
Once
rus:
eng:
house
rus:
eng:
had
rus:
eng:
been
rus:
eng:
painted,
rus:
eng:
but
rus:
eng:
sun
rus:
eng:
blistered
rus:
покрыл пузырями
eng:
paint
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
rains
rus:
eng:
washed
rus:
eng:
it
rus:
eng:
away,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
now
rus:
eng:
house
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
as
rus:
eng:
dull
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
gray
rus:
eng:
as
rus:
eng:
everything
rus:
eng:
else.
rus:
When
Aunt
Em
came
there
to
live
she
was
a
young,
pretty
wife.
The
sun
and
wind
had
changed
her,
too.
They
had
taken
the
sparkle
from
her
eyes
and
left
them
a
sober
gray;
they
had
taken
the
red
from
her
cheeks
and
lips,
and
they
were
gray
also.
She
was
thin
and
gaunt,
and
never
smiled
now.
When
Dorothy,
who
was
an
orphan,
first
came
to
her,
Aunt
Em
had
been
so
startled
by
the
child's
laughter
that
she
would
scream
and
press
her
hand
upon
her
heart
whenever
Dorothy's
merry
voice
reached
her
ears;
and
she
still
looked
at
the
little
girl
with
wonder
that
she
could
find
anything
to
laugh
at.
eng:
When
rus:
eng:
Aunt
rus:
eng:
Em
rus:
eng:
came
rus:
eng:
there
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
live
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
young,
rus:
eng:
pretty
rus:
eng:
wife.
rus:
eng:
The
rus:
eng:
sun
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
wind
rus:
eng:
had
rus:
eng:
changed
rus:
eng:
her,
rus:
eng:
too.
rus:
eng:
They
rus:
eng:
had
rus:
eng:
taken
rus:
eng:
sparkle
rus:
eng:
from
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
eyes
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
left
rus:
eng:
them
rus:
eng:
sober
rus:
eng:
gray;
rus:
eng:
they
rus:
eng:
had
rus:
eng:
taken
rus:
eng:
red
rus:
eng:
from
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
cheeks
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
lips,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
they
rus:
eng:
were
rus:
eng:
gray
rus:
eng:
also.
rus:
eng:
She
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
thin
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
gaunt,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
never
rus:
eng:
smiled
rus:
eng:
now.
rus:
eng:
When
rus:
eng:
Dorothy,
rus:
eng:
who
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
orphan,
rus:
eng:
first
rus:
eng:
came
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
her,
rus:
eng:
Aunt
rus:
eng:
Em
rus:
eng:
had
rus:
eng:
been
rus:
eng:
so
rus:
eng:
startled
rus:
eng:
by
rus:
eng:
child's
rus:
eng:
laughter
rus:
eng:
that
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
would
rus:
eng:
scream
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
press
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
hand
rus:
eng:
upon
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
heart
rus:
eng:
whenever
rus:
eng:
Dorothy's
rus:
eng:
merry
rus:
eng:
voice
rus:
eng:
reached
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
ears;
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
still
rus:
eng:
looked
rus:
eng:
at
rus:
eng:
little
rus:
eng:
girl
rus:
eng:
with
rus:
eng:
wonder
rus:
eng:
that
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
could
rus:
eng:
find
rus:
eng:
anything
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
laugh
rus:
eng:
at.
rus:
Uncle
Henry
never
laughed.
He
worked
hard
from
morning
till
night
and
did
not
know
what
joy
was.
He
was
gray
also,
from
his
long
beard
to
his
rough
boots,
and
he
looked
stern
and
solemn,
and
rarely
spoke.
eng:
Uncle
rus:
eng:
Henry
rus:
eng:
never
rus:
eng:
laughed.
rus:
eng:
He
rus:
eng:
worked
rus:
eng:
hard
rus:
eng:
from
rus:
eng:
morning
rus:
eng:
till
rus:
eng:
night
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
did
rus:
eng:
not
rus:
eng:
know
rus:
eng:
what
rus:
eng:
joy
rus:
eng:
was.
rus:
eng:
He
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
gray
rus:
eng:
also,
rus:
eng:
from
rus:
eng:
his
rus:
eng:
long
rus:
eng:
beard
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
his
rus:
eng:
rough
rus:
eng:
boots,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
he
rus:
eng:
looked
rus:
eng:
stern
rus:
суровый
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
solemn,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
rarely
rus:
eng:
spoke.
rus:
It
was
Toto
that
made
Dorothy
laugh,
and
saved
her
from
growing
as
gray
as
her
other
surroundings.
Toto
was
not
gray;
he
was
a
little
black
dog,
with
long
silky
hair
and
small
black
eyes
that
twinkled
merrily
on
either
side
of
his
funny,
wee
nose.
Toto
played
all
day
long,
and
Dorothy
played
with
him,
and
loved
him
dearly.
eng:
It
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
Toto
rus:
eng:
that
rus:
eng:
made
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
laugh,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
saved
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
from
rus:
eng:
growing
rus:
eng:
as
rus:
eng:
gray
rus:
eng:
as
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
other
rus:
eng:
surroundings.
rus:
eng:
Toto
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
not
rus:
eng:
gray;
rus:
eng:
he
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
little
rus:
eng:
black
rus:
eng:
dog,
rus:
eng:
with
rus:
eng:
long
rus:
eng:
silky
rus:
eng:
hair
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
small
rus:
eng:
black
rus:
eng:
eyes
rus:
eng:
that
rus:
eng:
twinkled
rus:
eng:
merrily
rus:
eng:
on
rus:
eng:
either
rus:
eng:
side
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
his
rus:
eng:
funny,
rus:
eng:
wee
rus:
eng:
nose.
rus:
eng:
Toto
rus:
eng:
played
rus:
eng:
all
rus:
eng:
day
rus:
eng:
long,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
played
rus:
eng:
with
rus:
eng:
him,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
loved
rus:
eng:
him
rus:
eng:
dearly.
rus:
Today,
however,
they
were
not
playing.
Uncle
Henry
sat
upon
the
doorstep
and
looked
anxiously
at
the
sky,
which
was
even
grayer
than
usual.
Dorothy
stood
in
the
door
with
Toto
in
her
arms,
and
looked
at
the
sky
too.
Aunt
Em
was
washing
the
dishes.
eng:
Today,
rus:
eng:
however,
rus:
eng:
they
rus:
eng:
were
rus:
eng:
not
rus:
eng:
playing.
rus:
eng:
Uncle
rus:
eng:
Henry
rus:
eng:
sat
rus:
eng:
upon
rus:
eng:
doorstep
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
looked
rus:
eng:
anxiously
rus:
eng:
at
rus:
eng:
sky,
rus:
eng:
which
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
even
rus:
eng:
grayer
rus:
eng:
than
rus:
eng:
usual.
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
stood
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
door
rus:
eng:
with
rus:
eng:
Toto
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
arms,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
looked
rus:
eng:
at
rus:
eng:
sky
rus:
eng:
too.
rus:
eng:
Aunt
rus:
eng:
Em
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
washing
rus:
eng:
dishes.
rus:
From
the
far
north
they
heard
a
low
wail of the wind
,
and
Uncle
Henry
and
Dorothy
could
see
where
the
long
grass
bowed
in
waves
before
the
coming
storm.
There
now
came
a
sharp
whistling
in
the
air
from
the
south,
and
as
they
turned
their
eyes
that
way
they
saw
ripples
in
the
grass
coming
from
that
direction
also.
eng:
From
rus:
eng:
far
rus:
eng:
north
rus:
eng:
they
rus:
eng:
heard
rus:
eng:
low
rus:
eng:
wail of the wind
rus:
завывание ветра
eng:
,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
Uncle
rus:
eng:
Henry
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
could
rus:
eng:
see
rus:
eng:
where
rus:
eng:
long
rus:
eng:
grass
rus:
eng:
bowed
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
waves
rus:
eng:
before
rus:
eng:
coming
rus:
eng:
storm.
rus:
eng:
There
rus:
eng:
now
rus:
eng:
came
rus:
eng:
sharp
rus:
eng:
whistling
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
air
rus:
eng:
from
rus:
eng:
south,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
as
rus:
eng:
they
rus:
eng:
turned
rus:
eng:
their
rus:
eng:
eyes
rus:
eng:
that
rus:
eng:
way
rus:
eng:
they
rus:
eng:
saw
rus:
eng:
ripples
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
grass
rus:
eng:
coming
rus:
eng:
from
rus:
eng:
that
rus:
eng:
direction
rus:
eng:
also.
rus:
Suddenly
Uncle
Henry
stood
up.
eng:
Suddenly
rus:
eng:
Uncle
rus:
eng:
Henry
rus:
eng:
stood
rus:
eng:
up.
rus:
"There's
a
cyclone
coming,
Em,"
he
called
to
his
wife.
"I'll
go
look
after
the
stock."
Then
he
ran
toward
the
sheds
where
the
cows
and
horses
were
kept.
eng:
There's
rus:
eng:
cyclone
rus:
eng:
coming,
rus:
eng:
Em,"
rus:
eng:
he
rus:
eng:
called
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
his
rus:
eng:
wife.
rus:
eng:
I'll
rus:
eng:
go
rus:
eng:
look
rus:
eng:
after
rus:
eng:
stock."
rus:
eng:
Then
rus:
eng:
he
rus:
eng:
ran
rus:
eng:
toward
rus:
eng:
sheds
rus:
eng:
where
rus:
eng:
cows
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
horses
rus:
eng:
were
rus:
eng:
kept.
rus:
Aunt
Em
dropped
her
work
and
came
to
the
door.
One
glance
told
her
of
the
danger
close
at
hand.
eng:
Aunt
rus:
eng:
Em
rus:
eng:
dropped
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
work
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
came
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
door.
rus:
eng:
One
rus:
eng:
glance
rus:
eng:
told
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
danger
rus:
eng:
close
rus:
eng:
at
rus:
eng:
hand.
rus:
"Quick,
Dorothy!"
she
screamed.
"Run
for
the
cellar!"
eng:
Quick,
rus:
eng:
Dorothy!"
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
screamed.
rus:
eng:
Run
rus:
eng:
for
rus:
eng:
cellar!"
rus:
Toto
jumped
out
of
Dorothy's
arms
and
hid
under
the
bed,
and
the
girl
started
to
get
him.
Aunt
Em,
badly
frightened,
threw
open
the
trap
door
in
the
floor
and
climbed
down
the
ladder
into
the
small,
dark
hole.
Dorothy
caught
Toto
at
last
and
started
to
follow
her
aunt.
When
she
was
halfway
across
the
room
there
came
a
great
shriek
from
the
wind,
and
the
house
shook
so
hard
that
she
lost
her
footing
and
sat
down
suddenly
upon
the
floor.
eng:
Toto
rus:
eng:
jumped
rus:
eng:
out
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
Dorothy's
rus:
eng:
arms
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
hid
rus:
eng:
under
rus:
eng:
bed,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
girl
rus:
eng:
started
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
get
rus:
eng:
him.
rus:
eng:
Aunt
rus:
eng:
Em,
rus:
eng:
badly
rus:
eng:
frightened,
rus:
eng:
threw
rus:
eng:
open
rus:
eng:
trap
rus:
eng:
door
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
floor
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
climbed
rus:
eng:
down
rus:
eng:
ladder
rus:
eng:
into
rus:
eng:
small,
rus:
eng:
dark
rus:
eng:
hole.
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
caught
rus:
eng:
Toto
rus:
eng:
at
rus:
eng:
last
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
started
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
follow
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
aunt.
rus:
eng:
When
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
halfway
rus:
eng:
across
rus:
eng:
room
rus:
eng:
there
rus:
eng:
came
rus:
eng:
great
rus:
eng:
shriek
rus:
eng:
from
rus:
eng:
wind,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
house
rus:
eng:
shook
rus:
eng:
so
rus:
eng:
hard
rus:
eng:
that
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
lost
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
footing
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
sat
rus:
eng:
down
rus:
eng:
suddenly
rus:
eng:
upon
rus:
eng:
floor.
rus:
Then
a
strange
thing
happened.
eng:
Then
rus:
eng:
strange
rus:
eng:
thing
rus:
eng:
happened.
rus:
The
house
whirled
around
two
or
three
times
and
rose
slowly
through
the
air.
Dorothy
felt
as
if
she
were
going
up
in
a
balloon.
eng:
The
rus:
eng:
house
rus:
eng:
whirled
rus:
eng:
around
rus:
eng:
two
rus:
eng:
or
rus:
eng:
three
rus:
eng:
times
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
rose
rus:
eng:
slowly
rus:
eng:
through
rus:
eng:
air.
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
felt
rus:
eng:
as
rus:
eng:
if
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
were
rus:
eng:
going
rus:
eng:
up
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
balloon.
rus:
The
north
and
south
winds
met
where
the
house
stood,
and
made
it
the
exact
center
of
the
cyclone.
In
the
middle
of
a
cyclone
the
air
is
generally
still,
but
the
great
pressure
of
the
wind
on
every
side
of
the
house
raised
it
up
higher
and
higher,
until
it
was
at
the
very
top
of
the
cyclone;
and
there
it
remained
and
was
carried
miles
and
miles
away
as
easily
as
you
could
carry
a
feather.
eng:
The
rus:
eng:
north
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
south
rus:
eng:
winds
rus:
eng:
met
rus:
eng:
where
rus:
eng:
house
rus:
eng:
stood,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
made
rus:
eng:
it
rus:
eng:
exact
rus:
eng:
center
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
cyclone.
rus:
eng:
In
rus:
eng:
middle
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
cyclone
rus:
eng:
air
rus:
eng:
is
rus:
eng:
generally
rus:
eng:
still,
rus:
eng:
but
rus:
eng:
great
rus:
eng:
pressure
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
wind
rus:
eng:
on
rus:
eng:
every
rus:
eng:
side
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
house
rus:
eng:
raised
rus:
eng:
it
rus:
eng:
up
rus:
eng:
higher
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
higher,
rus:
eng:
until
rus:
eng:
it
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
at
rus:
eng:
very
rus:
eng:
top
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
cyclone;
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
there
rus:
eng:
it
rus:
eng:
remained
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
carried
rus:
eng:
miles
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
miles
rus:
eng:
away
rus:
eng:
as
rus:
eng:
easily
rus:
eng:
as
rus:
eng:
you
rus:
eng:
could
rus:
eng:
carry
rus:
eng:
feather.
rus:
It
was
very
dark,
and
the
wind
howled
horribly
around
her,
but
Dorothy
found
she
was
riding
quite
easily.
After
the
first
few
whirls
around,
and
one
other
time
when
the
house
tipped
badly,
she
felt
as
if
she
were
being
rocked
gently,
like
a
baby
in
a
cradle.
eng:
It
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
very
rus:
eng:
dark,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
wind
rus:
eng:
howled
rus:
eng:
horribly
rus:
eng:
around
rus:
eng:
her,
rus:
eng:
but
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
found
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
riding
rus:
eng:
quite
rus:
eng:
easily.
rus:
eng:
After
rus:
eng:
first
rus:
eng:
few
rus:
eng:
whirls
rus:
eng:
around,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
one
rus:
eng:
other
rus:
eng:
time
rus:
eng:
when
rus:
eng:
house
rus:
eng:
tipped
rus:
eng:
badly,
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
felt
rus:
eng:
as
rus:
eng:
if
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
were
rus:
eng:
being
rus:
eng:
rocked
rus:
eng:
gently,
rus:
eng:
like
rus:
eng:
baby
rus:
eng:
in
rus:
eng:
cradle.
rus:
Toto
did
not
like
it.
He
ran
about
the
room,
now
here,
now
there,
barking
loudly;
but
Dorothy
sat
quite
still
on
the
floor
and
waited
to
see
what
would
happen.
eng:
Toto
rus:
eng:
did
rus:
eng:
not
rus:
eng:
like
rus:
eng:
it.
rus:
eng:
He
rus:
eng:
ran
rus:
eng:
about
rus:
eng:
room,
rus:
eng:
now
rus:
eng:
here,
rus:
eng:
now
rus:
eng:
there,
rus:
eng:
barking
rus:
eng:
loudly;
rus:
eng:
but
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
sat
rus:
eng:
quite
rus:
eng:
still
rus:
eng:
on
rus:
eng:
floor
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
waited
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
see
rus:
eng:
what
rus:
eng:
would
rus:
eng:
happen.
rus:
Once
Toto
got
too
near
the
open
trap
door,
and
fell
in;
and
at
first
the
little
girl
thought
she
had
lost
him.
But
soon
she
saw
one
of
his
ears
sticking
up
through
the
hole,
for
the
strong
pressure
of
the
air
was
keeping
him
up
so
that
he
could
not
fall.
She
crept
to
the
hole,
caught
Toto
by
the
ear,
and
dragged
him
into
the
room
again,
afterward
closing
the
trap
door
so
that
no
more
accidents
could
happen.
eng:
Once
rus:
eng:
Toto
rus:
eng:
got
rus:
eng:
too
rus:
eng:
near
rus:
eng:
open
rus:
eng:
trap
rus:
eng:
door,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
fell
rus:
eng:
in;
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
at
rus:
eng:
first
rus:
eng:
little
rus:
eng:
girl
rus:
eng:
thought
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
had
rus:
eng:
lost
rus:
eng:
him.
rus:
eng:
But
rus:
eng:
soon
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
saw
rus:
eng:
one
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
his
rus:
eng:
ears
rus:
eng:
sticking
rus:
eng:
up
rus:
eng:
through
rus:
eng:
hole,
rus:
eng:
for
rus:
eng:
strong
rus:
eng:
pressure
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
air
rus:
eng:
was
rus:
eng:
keeping
rus:
eng:
him
rus:
eng:
up
rus:
eng:
so
rus:
eng:
that
rus:
eng:
he
rus:
eng:
could
rus:
eng:
not
rus:
eng:
fall.
rus:
eng:
She
rus:
eng:
crept
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
hole,
rus:
eng:
caught
rus:
eng:
Toto
rus:
eng:
by
rus:
eng:
ear,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
dragged
rus:
eng:
him
rus:
eng:
into
rus:
eng:
room
rus:
eng:
again,
rus:
eng:
afterward
rus:
eng:
closing
rus:
eng:
trap
rus:
eng:
door
rus:
eng:
so
rus:
eng:
that
rus:
eng:
no
rus:
eng:
more
rus:
eng:
accidents
rus:
eng:
could
rus:
eng:
happen.
rus:
Hour
after
hour
passed
away,
and
slowly
Dorothy
got
over
her
fright;
but
she
felt
quite
lonely,
and
the
wind
shrieked
so
loudly
all
about
her
that
she
nearly
became
deaf.
At
first
she
had
wondered
if
she
would
be
dashed
to
pieces
when
the
house
fell
again;
but
as
the
hours
passed
and
nothing
terrible
happened,
she
stopped
worrying
and
resolved
to
wait
calmly
and
see
what
the
future
would
bring.
At
last
she
crawled
over
the
swaying
floor
to
her
bed,
and
lay
down
upon
it;
and
Toto
followed
and
lay
down
beside
her.
eng:
Hour
rus:
eng:
after
rus:
eng:
hour
rus:
eng:
passed
rus:
eng:
away,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
slowly
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
got
rus:
eng:
over
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
fright;
rus:
eng:
but
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
felt
rus:
eng:
quite
rus:
eng:
lonely,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
wind
rus:
eng:
shrieked
rus:
eng:
so
rus:
eng:
loudly
rus:
eng:
all
rus:
eng:
about
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
that
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
nearly
rus:
eng:
became
rus:
eng:
deaf.
rus:
eng:
At
rus:
eng:
first
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
had
rus:
eng:
wondered
rus:
eng:
if
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
would
rus:
eng:
be
rus:
eng:
dashed
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
pieces
rus:
eng:
when
rus:
eng:
house
rus:
eng:
fell
rus:
eng:
again;
rus:
eng:
but
rus:
eng:
as
rus:
eng:
hours
rus:
eng:
passed
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
nothing
rus:
eng:
terrible
rus:
eng:
happened,
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
stopped
rus:
eng:
worrying
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
resolved
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
wait
rus:
eng:
calmly
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
see
rus:
eng:
what
rus:
eng:
future
rus:
eng:
would
rus:
eng:
bring.
rus:
eng:
At
rus:
eng:
last
rus:
eng:
she
rus:
eng:
crawled
rus:
eng:
over
rus:
eng:
swaying
rus:
eng:
floor
rus:
eng:
to
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
bed,
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
lay
rus:
eng:
down
rus:
eng:
upon
rus:
eng:
it;
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
Toto
rus:
eng:
followed
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
lay
rus:
eng:
down
rus:
eng:
beside
rus:
eng:
her.
rus:
In
spite
of
the
swaying
of
the
house
and
the
wailing
of
the
wind,
Dorothy
soon
closed
her
eyes
and
fell fast asleep
.
eng:
In
rus:
eng:
spite
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
swaying
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
house
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
wailing
rus:
eng:
of
rus:
eng:
wind,
rus:
eng:
Dorothy
rus:
eng:
soon
rus:
eng:
closed
rus:
eng:
her
rus:
eng:
eyes
rus:
eng:
and
rus:
eng:
fell fast asleep
rus:
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eng:
.
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