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Page 84
Even then Bagritsky felt depressed by the fact that perfect strangers would pester
him with advice to like what he did not like and to deny what he had hankered
after all his life , from childhood on . For the first time the word ' romantic ' was ...
Even then Bagritsky felt depressed by the fact that perfect strangers would pester
him with advice to like what he did not like and to deny what he had hankered
after all his life , from childhood on . For the first time the word ' romantic ' was ...
Page 104
These words contained no more than a statement of fact . Insults , duels ,
calumny , jealousy , bad temper - all this was the outward expression of their
tragedy . It is understandable that a man should decide to leave this life out of
despair and ...
These words contained no more than a statement of fact . Insults , duels ,
calumny , jealousy , bad temper - all this was the outward expression of their
tragedy . It is understandable that a man should decide to leave this life out of
despair and ...
Page 210
Towards them his attitude was harsh and even cynical . I visited Kazakevich a
few days before his death . He was dying of cancer and was perfectly aware of it .
Nothing could conceal from him the fact of his rapidly approaching end .
Towards them his attitude was harsh and even cynical . I visited Kazakevich a
few days before his death . He was dying of cancer and was perfectly aware of it .
Nothing could conceal from him the fact of his rapidly approaching end .
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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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