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Page 77
Immediately after Bagritsky's arrival , my basement was invaded by literary boys from Odessa . The entire clan had by then moved into Moscow . The boys seized all the poems Bagritsky had brought with him - all that roaring , salty Black ...
Immediately after Bagritsky's arrival , my basement was invaded by literary boys from Odessa . The entire clan had by then moved into Moscow . The boys seized all the poems Bagritsky had brought with him - all that roaring , salty Black ...
Page 78
After Bagritsky's arrival I pretended to be sick and did not turn up at the ROSTA office for a whole week . I preferred chatting to Bagritsky all day , cooking our meagre food and listening to poetry . Once I had a bit of luck .
After Bagritsky's arrival I pretended to be sick and did not turn up at the ROSTA office for a whole week . I preferred chatting to Bagritsky all day , cooking our meagre food and listening to poetry . Once I had a bit of luck .
Page 88
Bagritsky took it up . It was timely , saving Babel from an open quarrel with Bagritsky . It saved the situation . But this seemed to them not enough to smooth down the awkwardness between them . And as always in such cases , in order ...
Bagritsky took it up . It was timely , saving Babel from an open quarrel with Bagritsky . It saved the situation . But this seemed to them not enough to smooth down the awkwardness between them . And as always in such cases , in order ...
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Contents
Map page | 9 |
The Last Meeting II | 11 |
The Silent Fields | 18 |
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| Title | Story of a Life, Volume 6 Story of a Life, Konstantin Paustovsky |
| Author | Konstantin Paustovsky |
| Translated by | Manya Harari |
| Publisher | Harvill Press, 1974 |
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