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Page 70
Perhaps because of the smell of the lime trees and the fact that the air was
always in contact with the resin in the pinewood paving blocks . There the lime
trees seemed darker than anywhere else in the world , particularly those in the
Summer ...
Perhaps because of the smell of the lime trees and the fact that the air was
always in contact with the resin in the pinewood paving blocks . There the lime
trees seemed darker than anywhere else in the world , particularly those in the
Summer ...
Page 135
Somewhere on the southern outskirts of Mangyshlak , I found a spot marked : '
Several withered trees . ' I noted it down for one of my halts . Probably they were
old mulberries or prickly saksaul trees – trees capable of causing bruises as if
they ...
Somewhere on the southern outskirts of Mangyshlak , I found a spot marked : '
Several withered trees . ' I noted it down for one of my halts . Probably they were
old mulberries or prickly saksaul trees – trees capable of causing bruises as if
they ...
Page 201
Konstantin Paustovsky. After that I remember nothing . I came to in the Botkin
hospital in Moscow in the middle of the night . I was lying in bed under an open
window , and through it came a strong smell of lime trees in full bloom in the
garden .
Konstantin Paustovsky. After that I remember nothing . I came to in the Botkin
hospital in Moscow in the middle of the night . I was lying in bed under an open
window , and through it came a strong smell of lime trees in full bloom in the
garden .
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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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