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Page 52
Cold A black, tar-laden smoke, slightly coloured by the purple flame rose up in
billows over the bonfires. The bonfire smoke and the January cold hung like a
low pall over Moscow. Trams, bells ringing, ground their slow way through the
smoke ...
Cold A black, tar-laden smoke, slightly coloured by the purple flame rose up in
billows over the bonfires. The bonfire smoke and the January cold hung like a
low pall over Moscow. Trams, bells ringing, ground their slow way through the
smoke ...
Page 58
The smoke was purple in the frosty sun. In front of me the river Klyazma sent up
clouds of steam just as fiercely as Pushkino billowed forth its smoke, and covered
the whole landscape. The forest crackled under the frost, like smouldering logs, ...
The smoke was purple in the frosty sun. In front of me the river Klyazma sent up
clouds of steam just as fiercely as Pushkino billowed forth its smoke, and covered
the whole landscape. The forest crackled under the frost, like smouldering logs, ...
Page 168
There was altogether too much smoke on the earth, smoke of all shades and
colours from a canary-yellow 'fox tail' to violet, brown, red, white, and blue-black.
The sky was always covered in smoke. I saw the real Urals when I went for
several ...
There was altogether too much smoke on the earth, smoke of all shades and
colours from a canary-yellow 'fox tail' to violet, brown, red, white, and blue-black.
The sky was always covered in smoke. I saw the real Urals when I went for
several ...
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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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