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I've forgiven him everything. And you forgive him everything, too. You had a hard
youth. I am not even afraid to die now. But promise me you will look after Galya if I
die.' I promised her this, but things turned out entirely differently from what ...
I've forgiven him everything. And you forgive him everything, too. You had a hard
youth. I am not even afraid to die now. But promise me you will look after Galya if I
die.' I promised her this, but things turned out entirely differently from what ...
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into words its complex mystery and beauty. Everything had been described!
Everything! Everything had been studied! Why had some cartographer Captain
Butakov not left me an Aral Sea or something equally small, for me to sail over
and ...
into words its complex mystery and beauty. Everything had been described!
Everything! Everything had been studied! Why had some cartographer Captain
Butakov not left me an Aral Sea or something equally small, for me to sail over
and ...
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Everything in this world could be accepted, everything but that coffin lid, but the
solitude of the grave which had come to claim that stormy man. That year autumn
was making rapid strides, morning frosts began early in the season.
Everything in this world could be accepted, everything but that coffin lid, but the
solitude of the grave which had come to claim that stormy man. That year autumn
was making rapid strides, morning frosts began early in the season.
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Contents
The Last Meeting | 13 |
3 The Fourth Strip | 29 |
4 Night Trains | 40 |
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Aigues-Mortes asked Astrakhan Babel Bagritsky Bagritsky's banks Berezniki birds Black Sea boys breath Bulgakov Caspian Sea cigarettes Colchis cold colour course dark deserted Devonian dust Elista everything eyes face Father Peter felt flowers forests Gaidar Galya garden girls grey Gudok hand happened Hecht hundred roubles Ivanov Kalmyk Kalmyk steppes Kara-Bugaz Kiev knew Konotop Kostik Krasnovodsk Lake Onega light liman literary little town lived Livny looked Lusha Maleyevka Mayakovsky Meshchery Moscow Mother never night Nodia novelist Odessa Palace of Labour passengers Petrozavodsk poems poet poetry Poti Pushkino quiet rain river Roskin round Russian Ryazan seemed short story silence sitting smell smoke snow Solikamsk Soviet Stalin steamer steppes suddenly Tarusa Taya things thought tiny took train trees turned Vaso village voice walls warm window words writer wrote young Zuzenko
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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