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Page 57
I came to in the morning , if a grey twilight , a ghostly shadow which crept into the
room and immediately fell into darkness on the floor , could be called morning .
The snow had stopped . I had to get up and go to Moscow . While I was washing
...
I came to in the morning , if a grey twilight , a ghostly shadow which crept into the
room and immediately fell into darkness on the floor , could be called morning .
The snow had stopped . I had to get up and go to Moscow . While I was washing
...
Page 88
One gloomy , pre - spring morning ( all mornings in the basement appeared
gloomy ) , Bagritsky got up , breathed out noisily and said : ' My billeting here has
come to an end ! The day after tomorrow I ' m off to Odessa . ' He was looking ...
One gloomy , pre - spring morning ( all mornings in the basement appeared
gloomy ) , Bagritsky got up , breathed out noisily and said : ' My billeting here has
come to an end ! The day after tomorrow I ' m off to Odessa . ' He was looking ...
Page 90
... streets so copiously watered in the early morning . And , of course , for the
morning warbling of birds nesting in the sea cliffs under the roots of tamarisks
and acacias . 10 A Tricky Problem Ever since I had started working The Restless
Years.
... streets so copiously watered in the early morning . And , of course , for the
morning warbling of birds nesting in the sea cliffs under the roots of tamarisks
and acacias . 10 A Tricky Problem Ever since I had started working The Restless
Years.
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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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