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Granny Smith the manager a wad of cash with which to compensate his victims for their lost meals and spattered attire. His name lives in the cry “Gordon Bennett!” which is actually an expletive, or a minced oath. Granny Smith – Грэнни Смит, бабуля Смит (популярный сорт яблок) The Granny Smith apple gets its name from its founder, Mrs Mary Ann (Granny) Smith (1799–1870). Granny Smith apples are crisp, juicy, and tart which makes them perfect for either baking in pies, stewed in sauces or eating out of hand. They are also great in salads because once cut, they keep their color longer than other apples. The Granny Smith green apple originated in Australia in 1868. Widely propagated in New Zealand, it was introduced to the United Kingdom in 1935 and the United States in 1972. The advent of the Granny Smith Apple is celebrated annually in Eastwood (Australia) with the Granny Smith Festival. Great Caesar (’s Ghost)! – Боже мой! Видит бог! Вот те на! Вот так-так! Честное слово! Ого! Не может быть! (восклицание, выражающее удивление, досаду и т.п.) Caesar refers to Julius Caesar, the famous Roman politician assassinated after he took complete power in the Roman Republic. In William Shakespeare’s play “Julius Caesar”, his ghost appears to Brutus, one of the assassins. As for the expression Great Caesar’s Ghost, it is a rather old expression that is a euphemism for “good God”, in the days when saying “God” as an oath was considered very rude. It is rarely used these days: I hopped in and shook off the towel, and great Caesar’s ghost, I almost stepped on Injun Joe’s hand! Great Godfrey! (inf) – выражение удивления или гнева A saying usually used to show surprise or anger: Great Godfrey! The lion is out of his cage. 64