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... 100 200 300 miles Olonetsk , Rargopol Cherdyn Solikamsk ( Usolye Tladogan
Belozersk Leningrad ' Vologda White Poshekhonye - Volodansk erezniki Gdov
Riga 1 Ryazan s e Pushkilotlarines Moscow . de Tarusa solotchage Stenkino .
... 100 200 300 miles Olonetsk , Rargopol Cherdyn Solikamsk ( Usolye Tladogan
Belozersk Leningrad ' Vologda White Poshekhonye - Volodansk erezniki Gdov
Riga 1 Ryazan s e Pushkilotlarines Moscow . de Tarusa solotchage Stenkino .
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I saw the real Urals when I went for several days to Solikamsk , where by that
time the potassium mines were already working . The mountain slopes , some
steep , some gentle , sank into snow so unsullied that it seemed fresh from last
night .
I saw the real Urals when I went for several days to Solikamsk , where by that
time the potassium mines were already working . The mountain slopes , some
steep , some gentle , sank into snow so unsullied that it seemed fresh from last
night .
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Solikamsk . The furious racing of shaggy troïkas from the tiny railway station to
the dour little town , the red felt boots of the coachmen , their piercing whistling ,
the frantic ringing of the bells attached to the painted and decorated shaft -
bow69 ...
Solikamsk . The furious racing of shaggy troïkas from the tiny railway station to
the dour little town , the red felt boots of the coachmen , their piercing whistling ,
the frantic ringing of the bells attached to the painted and decorated shaft -
bow69 ...
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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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