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Page 81
Such were the day - dreams , but beyond the walls of the basement in editorial
offices and publishing houses of Moscow something was happening that seemed
to Bagritsky a miracle . Newspapers and periodicals vied with each other to get ...
Such were the day - dreams , but beyond the walls of the basement in editorial
offices and publishing houses of Moscow something was happening that seemed
to Bagritsky a miracle . Newspapers and periodicals vied with each other to get ...
Page 149
The story with a map which I shall now tell happened some time before the one I
have just recounted . It had a great influence on my life . It all began with my living
( out of sheer laziness ) mainly on tea , cheese and sausage while spending a ...
The story with a map which I shall now tell happened some time before the one I
have just recounted . It had a great influence on my life . It all began with my living
( out of sheer laziness ) mainly on tea , cheese and sausage while spending a ...
Page 180
I would sometimes sit at my desk deep in thought , but in a kind of torpor , then
suddenly come to as if awakened from some importunate dream , and would try
to recall what it was that happened to me in the course of those few minutes ...
I would sometimes sit at my desk deep in thought , but in a kind of torpor , then
suddenly come to as if awakened from some importunate dream , and would try
to recall what it was that happened to me in the course of those few minutes ...
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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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