rather [ˈrɑ:ðə], youth [ju:Ɵ], creature [ˈkri:ʧə]

"Oh!" Conan seemed rather crestfallen. Then he laughed with undiminished zest. "No matter. You belong to me now. Give me a kiss."

"You dare ask-" she began angrily, when she felt herself snatched off her feet and crushed to the hetman's muscular breast. She fought him fiercely, with all the supple strength of her magnificent youth, but he only laughed exuberantly, drunk with the possession of this splendid creature writhing in his arms.

He crushed her struggles easily (он легко подавил ее усилия = сопротивление; to crush — давить; подавить), drinking the nectar of her lips with all the unrestrained passion that was his (упиваясь нектаром ее губ со всей несдержанной страстью, которая была его = которая была присуща ему; to drink — пить; упиваться), until the arms that strained against them melted and twined convulsively about his massive neck (пока руки, которые напрягались: «напрягали о себя» = пока упиравшиеся руки не ослабли и не обвились судорожно вокруг его массивной шеи; to strain — натягивать; напрягать; напрягаться; to melt — таять; слабеть). Then he laughed down into the clear eyes (тогда он засмеялся /глядя/ сверху вниз в ясные глаза), and said: "Why should not a chief of the Free People be preferable to a city-bred dog of Turan (почему бы предводителю Вольного Народа не быть предпочтительнее = не предпочесть предводителя Вольного Народа воспитанному в городе = городскому туранскому псу; to breed — вынашивать; воспитывать)?"

easily [ˈi:zɪlɪ], passion [pæʃn], preferable [ˈprefrəbl]

He crushed her struggles easily, drinking the nectar of her lips with all the unrestrained passion that was his, until the arms that strained against them melted and twined convulsively about his massive neck. Then he laughed down into the clear eyes, and said: "Why should not a chief of the Free People be preferable to a city-bred dog of Turan?"