Английская коллекция. Уильям Батлер Йейтс. Рассказы о Рыжем Ханрахане / W. B. Yeats. Stories of Red Hanrahan

Most of the men were sitting beside the fire (большинство мужчин сидели у огня), and one of them was singing a long wandering song (а один из них пел длинную путаную песню; to wander – бродить, странствовать; путаться, говорить несвязно), about a Munster man and a Connaught man (об одном парне из Манстера и о /другом/ парне из Коннота; Munster, Connaught – провинции в Ирландии) that were quarrelling about their two provinces (которые ссорились из-за своих двух провинций = которые выясняли, чья провинция лучше).

hearth [h?:?], Connaught ['k?n?:t], quarrel ['kw?r(?)l]

There was a fire on the old hearth, and there were dip candles stuck in bottles, and there was a black quart bottle upon some boards that had been put across two barrels to make a table. Most of the men were sitting beside the fire, and one of them was singing a long wandering song, about a Munster man and a Connaught man that were quarrelling about their two provinces.

Hanrahan went to the man of the house and said, “I got your message (Ханрахан подошел к хозяину дома и сказал: «Я получил твое послание»; man – человек, мужчина; хозяин)”; but when he had said that, he stopped (но сказав это, он запнулся; to stop – останавливаться; замолкать, делать паузу), for an old mountainy man that had a shirt and trousers of unbleached flannel (поскольку старик-горец, на котором были рубаха и штаны из неотбеленной фланели: «поскольку старый горный человек, который имел рубаху и штаны из неотбеленной фланели»), and that was sitting by himself near the door (и который сидел в одиночестве возле двери; by oneself – один, в одиночестве), was looking at him (смотрел на него), and moving an old pack of cards about in his hands and muttering (и вертел в руках старую колоду карт, /что-то/ бормоча; to move about – переставлять с места на место; pack – узел, связка; колода /карт.

mountainy ['ma?nt?n?], unbleached [?n'bl?:t?t], mutter ['m?t?]

Hanrahan went to the man of the house and said, “I got your message”; but when he had said that, he stopped, for an old mountainy man that had a shirt and trousers of unbleached flannel, and that was sitting by himself near the door, was looking at him, and moving an old pack of cards about in his hands and muttering.

“Don”t mind him,” said the man of the house (не обращай на него внимания, – сказал хозяин дома; to mind – помнить /устар.