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Amalia smiled and asked : And where is he ? ' ' Who ? ' asked Galya nervously . ' Where is he ? ' repeated Amalia . ' Kostik . His cloak is hanging in the hall . ' Then she saw me , seized me by the arm , dragged me out into the middle ...
Amalia smiled and asked : And where is he ? ' ' Who ? ' asked Galya nervously . ' Where is he ? ' repeated Amalia . ' Kostik . His cloak is hanging in the hall . ' Then she saw me , seized me by the arm , dragged me out into the middle ...
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asked Babel . ' Oh yes , of course , dear old Batum . Crushed tangerines on the cobble - stones and the hoarse singing of drainpipes ... Is all this in ? Or will it be ? ' ? ' It was not in the story , but because I was embarrassed I ...
asked Babel . ' Oh yes , of course , dear old Batum . Crushed tangerines on the cobble - stones and the hoarse singing of drainpipes ... Is all this in ? Or will it be ? ' ? ' It was not in the story , but because I was embarrassed I ...
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But this failed to satisfy him , and in the evening he asked us the same damned question : ' What kind of life does Svetlov describe ? ' ' Spanish , ' I replied with some irritation . ' You've read his Granada , haven't you ?
But this failed to satisfy him , and in the evening he asked us the same damned question : ' What kind of life does Svetlov describe ? ' ' Spanish , ' I replied with some irritation . ' You've read his Granada , haven't you ?
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Map page | 9 |
The Last Meeting II | 11 |
The Silent Fields | 18 |
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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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