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Page ix
'You know,' said Galya and smiled a weak smile in the direction of the window,
with the sunlight coming through, 'you know, Mother and I have even done some
repairs.' I had not yet had time to ask Mother in confidence about Galya's eyesight
...
'You know,' said Galya and smiled a weak smile in the direction of the window,
with the sunlight coming through, 'you know, Mother and I have even done some
repairs.' I had not yet had time to ask Mother in confidence about Galya's eyesight
...
Page 13
'While Galya rolls yarn into balls I read to her,' said Mother. 'Now yoa realize how
we live, don't you, Kostik?' 'I do,' I replied trying not to betray my emotion. 'I do, I
realize everything.' 'We have sold all our superfluous things,' said Mother, 'all ...
'While Galya rolls yarn into balls I read to her,' said Mother. 'Now yoa realize how
we live, don't you, Kostik?' 'I do,' I replied trying not to betray my emotion. 'I do, I
realize everything.' 'We have sold all our superfluous things,' said Mother, 'all ...
Page 15
'I'm sitting in your room,' said Galya, 'because Mother is frying rissoles. And our
room is filled with the smoke and the smell of it.' Amalia smiled and asked: 'And
where is he?' 'Who?' asked Galya nervously. 'Where is he?' repeated Amalia.
'I'm sitting in your room,' said Galya, 'because Mother is frying rissoles. And our
room is filled with the smoke and the smell of it.' Amalia smiled and asked: 'And
where is he?' 'Who?' asked Galya nervously. 'Where is he?' repeated Amalia.
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3 The Fourth Strip | 29 |
4 Night Trains | 40 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Story of a Life, Volume 6 Story of a Life, Story of a Life |
| Author | Konstantin Paustovsky |
| Translated by | Manya Harari |
| Publisher | Harvill Press, 1974 |
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