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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 .
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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 ...
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To the Age of Gold ! Man must believe this . Otherwise he cannot live . 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 .
To the Age of Gold ! Man must believe this . Otherwise he cannot live . 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 .
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Bibliographic information
| 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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