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English → Spanish CHAPTER II Level 8/10

Vinegar-faced Joseph projected his head from a round window of the barn.

El agriado rostro de Joseph asomó su cabeza por una ventana redonda del granero.

"What are ye for?" he shouted. "T' maister's down i' t' fowld. Go round by th' end o' t' laith, if ye went to spake to him."

"¿Qué queréis?" gritó. "El amo está abajo en el redil. Dad la vuelta por el extremo del establo, si queréis hablar con él."

"Is there nobody inside to open the door?" I hallooed, responsively.

"¿No hay nadie dentro que pueda abrir la puerta?" grité como respuesta.

"There's nobbut t' missis; and shoo'll not oppen 't an ye mak' yer flaysome dins till neeght."

"Solo está la señora; y no abrirá aunque arméis ese espantoso estruendo hasta la noche."

"Why? Cannot you tell her whom I am, eh, Joseph?"

"¿Por qué? ¿No puede usted decirle quién soy, eh, Joseph?"

"Nor-ne me! I'll hae no hend wi't," muttered the head, vanishing.

"¡A mí no me metáis en esto! No quiero tener nada que ver", murmuró la cabeza, desvaneciéndose.

The snow began to drive thickly.

La nieve comenzó a caer densamente.

I seized the handle to essay another trial; when a young man without coat, and shouldering a pitchfork, appeared in the yard behind.

Agarré el picaporte para intentarlo de nuevo; cuando un joven sin abrigo, con una horca al hombro, apareció en el patio trasero.

He hailed me to follow him, and, after marching through a wash-house, and a paved area containing a coal-shed, pump, and pigeon-cot, we at length arrived in the huge, warm, cheerful apartment where I was formerly received.

Me indicó que le siguiera, y, tras atravesar un lavadero y un área pavimentada que contenía un cobertizo para el carbón, una bomba y un palomar, llegamos finalmente a la enorme, cálida y alegre estancia donde fui recibido anteriormente.

It glowed delightfully in the radiance of an immense fire, compounded of coal, peat, and wood; and near the table, laid for a plentiful evening meal, I was pleased to observe the "missis," an individual whose existence I had never previously suspected.

Resplandecía deliciosamente con la luminosidad de un inmenso fuego, compuesto de carbón, turba y leña; y cerca de la mesa, puesta para una abundante cena, me alegró observar a la "señora", un individuo cuya existencia nunca había sospechado anteriormente.

I bowed and waited, thinking she would bid me take a seat.

Hice una reverencia y esperé, pensando que me invitaría a tomar asiento.

She looked at me, leaning back in her chair, and remained motionless and mute.

Ella me miró, recostada en su silla, y permaneció inmóvil y muda.

"Rough weather!" I remarked. "I'm afraid, Mrs.

"¡Mal tiempo!" comenté. "Me temo, señora.

Vocabulary

El
The (masculine singular definite article)
rostro
Face or countenance of a person
de
Of, from, or belonging to someone
asomó
Appeared or showed up at a place
su
His, her, its, or your (formal) possessive
cabeza
Head or top part of human body
por
By, through, or for a reason
una
A or one (feminine singular indefinite article)
ventana
Window opening in a wall or building
redonda
Round or circular in shape
del
Of the or from the (contraction)
granero
Granary or storage building for grain
Qué
What or which interrogative pronoun
queréis
You all want or desire something
gritó
Shouted or cried out loudly
amo
Master, owner, or boss of household
está
Is or located at a place
abajo
Below, down, or underneath something
en
In, at, or on a location
el
The (masculine singular definite article)
Dad
Give or hand something to someone
la
The (feminine singular definite article)
vuelta
Turn, return, or lap around
extremo
End, extreme, or farthest point
establo
Stable or barn for livestock
si
If or conditional conjunction
hablar
To speak or talk to someone
con
With or accompanied by someone
él
He or him (masculine personal pronoun)
No
No or negative response to question
hay
There is or there are present
nadie
Nobody or no one at all
dentro
Inside or within a place
que
That or which relative pronoun
pueda
Can or is able to do
abrir
To open or unlock something
puerta
Door or entrance to building
grité
I shouted or cried out loud
como
As, like, or in the manner
respuesta
Answer or reply to a question
Solo
Alone or only by oneself
señora
Madam or woman of respect
no
Not or negative particle
abrirá
Will open or unlock something
aunque
Although or even if something
ese
That or those (masculine demonstrative)
espantoso
Dreadful, terrible, or frightening
hasta
Until or up to a time
noche
Night or darkness after sunset
Por
By, through, or for reason
qué
Why or for what reason
puede
Can or is able to do
usted
You (formal singular) polite form
decirle
Tell or say something to him
quién
Who or which person interrogative
soy
I am or exist as person
Me or myself (personal pronoun)
me
Me or to me (object pronoun)
esto
This or this thing (neuter)
quiero
I want or desire something
tener
To have or possess something
nada
Nothing or not anything at all
ver
To see or look at something
murmuró
Murmured or spoke in low voice
La
The (feminine singular definite article)
nieve
Snow or frozen water crystals
comenzó
Began or started doing something
caer
To fall or drop downward
Agarré
I grabbed or seized something firmly
para
For or in order to do
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