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Page 95
II The Woodsman For a long time I watched Prishvin from afar , afraid of meeting
him , or coming face to face with the man I thought of as a sorcerer and a sage .
He seemed to exude the smell of thawing water in a wood of angelica's pungent
...
II The Woodsman For a long time I watched Prishvin from afar , afraid of meeting
him , or coming face to face with the man I thought of as a sorcerer and a sage .
He seemed to exude the smell of thawing water in a wood of angelica's pungent
...
Page 175
Neither the one nor the other could , I thought , be considered as animals in the
full sense of the word – they were , in my estimation , far too weak for it . I saw the
edge of the grey ocean , Kildin Island and a leaden sky ironed out by the ...
Neither the one nor the other could , I thought , be considered as animals in the
full sense of the word – they were , in my estimation , far too weak for it . I saw the
edge of the grey ocean , Kildin Island and a leaden sky ironed out by the ...
Page 201
Thoughts , too , crept on slowly stretching out like a piece of elastic and
incessantly repeating themselves . Not thoughts even , but one single thought or
rather the recollection of the night when I knelt in front of the window . As I lay in
bed flat ...
Thoughts , too , crept on slowly stretching out like a piece of elastic and
incessantly repeating themselves . Not thoughts even , but one single thought or
rather the recollection of the night when I knelt in front of the window . As I lay in
bed flat ...
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Contents
Map page | 9 |
The Last Meeting II | 11 |
The Silent Fields | 18 |
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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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