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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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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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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