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Page 24
The archdeacon left, and Father Peter took the large church door key and
trudged off to hold a service, probably by way of thanksgiving for having got rid of
the archdeacon. I followed him, to have a look at what the church was like inside.
The archdeacon left, and Father Peter took the large church door key and
trudged off to hold a service, probably by way of thanksgiving for having got rid of
the archdeacon. I followed him, to have a look at what the church was like inside.
Page 50
It was midnight by the time I reached the station and took the train to Pushkino,
where I was immediately enveloped by its deserted atmosphere, by silence and
by darkness. I fell asleep immediately I got into bed and in the morning, while it ...
It was midnight by the time I reached the station and took the train to Pushkino,
where I was immediately enveloped by its deserted atmosphere, by silence and
by darkness. I fell asleep immediately I got into bed and in the morning, while it ...
Page 88
He turned an unpleasant conversation into a joke. Bagritsky took it up. It was
timely, saving Babel from an open quarrel with Bagritsky. It saved the situation.
But this seemed to them not enough to smooth down the awkwardness between
them.
He turned an unpleasant conversation into a joke. Bagritsky took it up. It was
timely, saving Babel from an open quarrel with Bagritsky. It saved the situation.
But this seemed to them not enough to smooth down the awkwardness between
them.
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Contents
The Last Meeting | 13 |
3 The Fourth Strip | 29 |
4 Night Trains | 40 |
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Aigues-Mortes asked Astrakhan Babel Bagritsky Bagritsky's banks Berezniki birds Black Sea boys breath Bulgakov Caspian Sea cigarettes Colchis cold colour course dark deserted Devonian dust Elista everything eyes face Father Peter felt flowers forests Gaidar Galya garden girls grey Gudok hand happened Hecht hundred roubles Ivanov Kalmyk Kalmyk steppes Kara-Bugaz Kiev knew Konotop Kostik Krasnovodsk Lake Onega light liman literary little town lived Livny looked Lusha Maleyevka Mayakovsky Meshchery Moscow Mother never night Nodia novelist Odessa Palace of Labour passengers Petrozavodsk poems poet poetry Poti Pushkino quiet rain river Roskin round Russian Ryazan seemed short story silence sitting smell smoke snow Solikamsk Soviet Stalin steamer steppes suddenly Tarusa Taya things thought tiny took train trees turned Vaso village voice walls warm window words writer wrote young Zuzenko
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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