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Page 62
This long - suffering and brilliant play went through a lot of difficulties ,
misadventures and censorship restrictions , but came out victorious in the end
owing to its great qualities and its dramatic force . In the course of its production
for the stage ...
This long - suffering and brilliant play went through a lot of difficulties ,
misadventures and censorship restrictions , but came out victorious in the end
owing to its great qualities and its dramatic force . In the course of its production
for the stage ...
Page 125
Thereafter every evening someone read something of his own . Arbuzov 46 read
passages out of the play Tanya on which he was working in Yalta , Atarov47
passages from his story " The Monkey - puzzle Tree ' . I myself passages from the
...
Thereafter every evening someone read something of his own . Arbuzov 46 read
passages out of the play Tanya on which he was working in Yalta , Atarov47
passages from his story " The Monkey - puzzle Tree ' . I myself passages from the
...
Page 207
79 He taught me to play billiards on a small table , covered not with the regulation
green cloth , but with the grey cloth of soldiers ' uniformis . It was darned all over .
The billiard table stood on an open verandah . Overnight it would become ...
79 He taught me to play billiards on a small table , covered not with the regulation
green cloth , but with the grey cloth of soldiers ' uniformis . It was darned all over .
The billiard table stood on an open verandah . Overnight it would become ...
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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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