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Page 40
Night Trains We all lived anyhow at the time, and therefore rather badly. Olesha
and Ilf were given a room as narrow as a pencil-case, at the Gudok printing office.
Hecht lived somewhere among shoemakers in Maryswood. Bulgakov was ...
Night Trains We all lived anyhow at the time, and therefore rather badly. Olesha
and Ilf were given a room as narrow as a pencil-case, at the Gudok printing office.
Hecht lived somewhere among shoemakers in Maryswood. Bulgakov was ...
Page 107
In the house I went to in Livny, lived the widow of a doctor, Shatsky by name,
together with her daughter, also a doctor, and her geologist son. After an
expedition to the eastern shores of the Caspian Sea the geologist, Alexey,
suffered an acute ...
In the house I went to in Livny, lived the widow of a doctor, Shatsky by name,
together with her daughter, also a doctor, and her geologist son. After an
expedition to the eastern shores of the Caspian Sea the geologist, Alexey,
suffered an acute ...
Page 206
Instead of calling the town where the Ukrainian writer, Ivan Franko,78 lived, by
the simple and well-sounding name of 'Franko', it was clumsily given the
unpronounceable name 'Ivano-Frankovsk'. Koktebel in the Crimea (an easy and
attractive ...
Instead of calling the town where the Ukrainian writer, Ivan Franko,78 lived, by
the simple and well-sounding name of 'Franko', it was clumsily given the
unpronounceable name 'Ivano-Frankovsk'. Koktebel in the Crimea (an easy and
attractive ...
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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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