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Page 40
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 quartered in
...
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 quartered in
...
Page 68
But for me they were just as real as the ordinary people living in it . In my heart of
hearts I believed that Eugene Onegin , Nastasia Filippovna , The Stranger , and
Anna Karenina had lived there in actual fact and in this way they had enriched ...
But for me they were just as real as the ordinary people living in it . In my heart of
hearts I believed that Eugene Onegin , Nastasia Filippovna , The Stranger , and
Anna Karenina had lived there in actual fact and in this way they had enriched ...
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 ...
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 ...
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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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