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Page 57
27 Zuzenko knocked at my window and shouted through cupped hands held at
the window - pane that the frost had reached fantastic proportions and that his
lungs ached . “ There can be no question of your going to 57 Cold.
27 Zuzenko knocked at my window and shouted through cupped hands held at
the window - pane that the frost had reached fantastic proportions and that his
lungs ached . “ There can be no question of your going to 57 Cold.
Page 70
I was sitting near the model of an old battleship , observing it very closely ( the
model was standing at window level ) and probably because of that , it suddenly
seemed to shudder and dislodge itself . And soon the battleship sailed out of the
...
I was sitting near the model of an old battleship , observing it very closely ( the
model was standing at window level ) and probably because of that , it suddenly
seemed to shudder and dislodge itself . And soon the battleship sailed out of the
...
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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Bibliographic information
| 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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