The Story of a Life: The restless yearsPantheon Books, 1974 - Authors, Russian |
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Page 77
... Bagritsky's arrival , my basement was in- vaded 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 Sea surf , all ...
... Bagritsky's arrival , my basement was in- vaded 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 Sea surf , all ...
Page 78
... Bagritsky . It all belonged to him if only because he was able to discover in it an unnoticed wealth of sounds ... Bagritsky's hands . He was the gay lord of the kingdom of poetry . He walked along the country's meadows , knocking ...
... Bagritsky . It all belonged to him if only because he was able to discover in it an unnoticed wealth of sounds ... Bagritsky's hands . He was the gay lord of the kingdom of poetry . He walked along the country's meadows , knocking ...
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 ...
Contents
Map page | 9 |
The Last Meeting II | 11 |
The Silent Fields | 18 |
Copyright | |
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