The Story of a Life: The restless yearsPantheon Books, 1974 - Authors, Russian |
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Page 125
... particularly angry . But old Chulkov argued with us with such fierce vigour , defended himself from attack with so much skill and elegance , flung at us such bucketsful of knowledge taken from every area of literature and psychology ...
... particularly angry . But old Chulkov argued with us with such fierce vigour , defended himself from attack with so much skill and elegance , flung at us such bucketsful of knowledge taken from every area of literature and psychology ...
Page 131
... particularly intense that year . Probably because I had to sit in Moscow and stew in the sticky tedium of the ROSTA News Agency . The tedium had acquired a colour of its own for me : I saw it as dirty- yellow . It was particularly ...
... particularly intense that year . Probably because I had to sit in Moscow and stew in the sticky tedium of the ROSTA News Agency . The tedium had acquired a colour of its own for me : I saw it as dirty- yellow . It was particularly ...
Page 142
... particularly for men who have dedicated themselves to literature . 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 ...
... particularly for men who have dedicated themselves to literature . 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 ...
Contents
Map page | 9 |
The Last Meeting II | 11 |
The Silent Fields | 18 |
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