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Page 89
It would go completely only on those warm days by the sea when you could dip
your hand into the water and not feel cold , and it was possible to lie face
downwards on the hot stones of the breakwater in the harbour and get warm
through and ...
It would go completely only on those warm days by the sea when you could dip
your hand into the water and not feel cold , and it was possible to lie face
downwards on the hot stones of the breakwater in the harbour and get warm
through and ...
Page 106
Fearless cockerels were screaming their heads off in the distance , which was
swathed in the smoke curling out of the chimneys of the little suburban quarters of
Streletsk and Yama . They were welcoming the return of the warm weather ...
Fearless cockerels were screaming their heads off in the distance , which was
swathed in the smoke curling out of the chimneys of the little suburban quarters of
Streletsk and Yama . They were welcoming the return of the warm weather ...
Page 181
birch leaves warmed by the sun , reached such intensity that I could hardly
restrain myself from jumping up , rushing off to the railway station , and taking a
train back to the northern forests , if only to spend perhaps no more than two or
three ...
birch leaves warmed by the sun , reached such intensity that I could hardly
restrain myself from jumping up , rushing off to the railway station , and taking a
train back to the northern forests , if only to spend perhaps no more than two or
three ...
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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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