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Page 42
The strangest thing of all was that Zuzenko never made a mistake: characters '
suspiciously like members of a gang' would get off the train without so much as a
swear word. On one occasion, however, Zuzenko found himself at a loss.
The strangest thing of all was that Zuzenko never made a mistake: characters '
suspiciously like members of a gang' would get off the train without so much as a
swear word. On one occasion, however, Zuzenko found himself at a loss.
Page 43
The other advantage of knowing Zuzenko was connected with the morning train
journeys to Moscow. In the course of these journeys I heard many thrilling stories
of his life. No sooner did Zuzenko get into the train at Pushkino than he would ...
The other advantage of knowing Zuzenko was connected with the morning train
journeys to Moscow. In the course of these journeys I heard many thrilling stories
of his life. No sooner did Zuzenko get into the train at Pushkino than he would ...
Page 55
Later, Zuzenko and I took a train to Pushkino. The empty suburban train
thundered and swayed in its mantle of steam. The carriage wheels pounded their
rhythmic beat. The sound of it echoed through the night. It seemed to me as if the
echo, ...
Later, Zuzenko and I took a train to Pushkino. The empty suburban train
thundered and swayed in its mantle of steam. The carriage wheels pounded their
rhythmic beat. The sound of it echoed through the night. It seemed to me as if the
echo, ...
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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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