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Page 71
Ivanov called to me . We had to go to the Tovarishch . She was dressed in flags ,
moored at the granite quay . Lunch was served on deck on long tables . The
tables were strewn with field flowers and ordinary grass . Just before lunch ...
Ivanov called to me . We had to go to the Tovarishch . She was dressed in flags ,
moored at the granite quay . Lunch was served on deck on long tables . The
tables were strewn with field flowers and ordinary grass . Just before lunch ...
Page 84
I consoled myself with the fact that the Persian language is called ' Farsi ' and ,
hence , all the areas of the country where that language is spoken could be
called Farsistan . Babel heard of this short story and asked me to let him read it .
I consoled myself with the fact that the Persian language is called ' Farsi ' and ,
hence , all the areas of the country where that language is spoken could be
called Farsistan . Babel heard of this short story and asked me to let him read it .
Page 125
These evening sessions Roskin called ' Amerikankas ' – Americans - in the same
vein as his reference to the gatherings in Frayerman ' s flat as ' Konotop ' .
Moscow at the time had a proliferation of small beerdrinking establishments
where ...
These evening sessions Roskin called ' Amerikankas ' – Americans - in the same
vein as his reference to the gatherings in Frayerman ' s flat as ' Konotop ' .
Moscow at the time had a proliferation of small beerdrinking establishments
where ...
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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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