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English → Spanish CHAPTER I Level 7/10

Aid was near him: Eliza and Georgiana had run for Mrs. Reed, who was gone upstairs: she now came upon the scene, followed by Bessie and her maid Abbot.

La ayuda estaba cerca de él: Eliza y Georgiana habían ido corriendo a buscar a la señora Reed, que había subido arriba: ella apareció ahora en la escena, seguida de Bessie y su doncella Abbot.

We were parted: I heard the words—

Nos separaron: escuché las palabras—

"Dear! dear! What a fury to fly at Master John!"

"¡Dios mío! ¡Dios mío! ¡Qué furia abalanzarse así sobre el joven John!"

"Did ever anybody see such a picture of passion!"

"¡Jamás nadie vio semejante imagen de pasión!"

Then Mrs. Reed subjoined—

Entonces la señora Reed añadió—

"Take her away to the red-room, and lock her in there."

"Llévenla al cuarto rojo y enciérrenla allí dentro."

Four hands were immediately laid upon me, and I was borne upstairs.

Cuatro manos se posaron de inmediato sobre mí, y fui llevada escaleras arriba.

Vocabulary

ayuda
Help or assistance provided to someone
estaba
Past tense of 'estar'; was (temporary state)
cerca
Near or close in physical proximity
habían
Third person plural past perfect auxiliary 'had'
ido
Past participle of 'ir'; gone
corriendo
Gerund of 'correr'; running quickly somewhere
buscar
To search for or look for something
señora
Polite title for a woman; Mrs. or madam
había
Third person singular past perfect auxiliary 'had'
subido
Past participle of 'subir'; gone up or climbed
arriba
Upstairs or above in physical location
apareció
Past tense of 'aparecer'; appeared or showed up
ahora
Adverb meaning 'now' or 'at this moment'
escena
Scene or setting where events take place
seguida
Followed by; accompanied closely behind someone
doncella
Maid or female servant in a household
separaron
Past tense of 'separar'; they separated or pulled apart
escuché
Past tense of 'escuchar'; I listened or heard
palabras
Words spoken or written in communication
Dios
God; the supreme divine being
mío
Possessive pronoun meaning 'mine' or 'my'
furia
Fury or intense rage expressed by someone
abalanzarse
To lunge or hurl oneself at someone aggressively
así
Adverb meaning 'like this' or 'in this way'
sobre
Preposition meaning 'on', 'over', or 'about'
joven
Young person; adjective meaning young
Jamás
Adverb meaning 'never' with strong emphasis
nadie
Pronoun meaning 'nobody' or 'no one'
vio
Past tense of 'ver'; saw or witnessed something
semejante
Such or similar; of that kind or degree
imagen
Image or sight presented to an observer
pasión
Passion; intense emotion or strong feeling
Entonces
Adverb meaning 'then' or 'at that moment'
añadió
Past tense of 'añadir'; added or said additionally
Llévenla
Command meaning 'take her' to a location
cuarto
Room or chamber within a building
rojo
Adjective meaning red in color
enciérrenla
Command meaning 'lock her in' or 'shut her inside'
allí
Adverb meaning 'there' in a specific location
dentro
Adverb meaning 'inside' or 'within' a space
Cuatro
The number four
manos
Hands; the plural of 'mano'
posaron
Past tense of 'posar'; placed or rested upon something
inmediato
Immediate; happening without delay or hesitation
fui
Past tense of 'ir' or 'ser'; I went or I was
llevada
Past participle of 'llevar'; taken or carried away
escaleras
Stairs or staircase within a building
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