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Page 36
The winter came , shaggy and full of sleep . The lamps were lit at two o ' clock in
the afternoon . The snow outside assumed a blue colour . Street lamps shed a
yellow light , and the hydrangeas on out as no otcnifica of Na their little tables
took ...
The winter came , shaggy and full of sleep . The lamps were lit at two o ' clock in
the afternoon . The snow outside assumed a blue colour . Street lamps shed a
yellow light , and the hydrangeas on out as no otcnifica of Na their little tables
took ...
Page 109
Fluffy little buds ( we called them ' lambkins ' ) sat next to each other on the willow
branches , like so many tiny yellow - breasted sparrows . They had fluffed out just
in time for Easter Sunday . * The snow along the river banks had already ...
Fluffy little buds ( we called them ' lambkins ' ) sat next to each other on the willow
branches , like so many tiny yellow - breasted sparrows . They had fluffed out just
in time for Easter Sunday . * The snow along the river banks had already ...
Page 210
... yellow colour of his skin and even the fact that the door to his flat remained
open so that visitors should not ring or knock . The least little knock caused
Kazakevich sharp physical pain . There were many other signs which told him he
was ...
... yellow colour of his skin and even the fact that the door to his flat remained
open so that visitors should not ring or knock . The least little knock caused
Kazakevich sharp physical pain . There were many other signs which told him he
was ...
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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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