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Page 142
Apart from knowledge , you also need a feeling for your own language . Often
enough the feeling is in born , organic . It prevents us from violating the euphoric
qualities of the language and its very distinct yet inexplicable rhythm . But in spite
of ...
Apart from knowledge , you also need a feeling for your own language . Often
enough the feeling is in born , organic . It prevents us from violating the euphoric
qualities of the language and its very distinct yet inexplicable rhythm . But in spite
of ...
Page 169
It can probably only happen in Russia that the same source of ideas and feelings
in this case , the north Urals ) provides inspiration to two such dissimilar writers .
However , they do have something in common - a sharp feeling for Russia with ...
It can probably only happen in Russia that the same source of ideas and feelings
in this case , the north Urals ) provides inspiration to two such dissimilar writers .
However , they do have something in common - a sharp feeling for Russia with ...
Page 195
Their lights danced on the waves and it always seemed to me that they were
particularly bright because they had crossed a vast expanse of sea air and had
somehow absorbed its purity . ' If a man has a feeling for space , ' Gabunia once
said ...
Their lights danced on the waves and it always seemed to me that they were
particularly bright because they had crossed a vast expanse of sea air and had
somehow absorbed its purity . ' If a man has a feeling for space , ' Gabunia once
said ...
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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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