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Page 202
The fog had its own sounds. They began just before it thinned out. There was a
faint rustling. Moisture collected on the trees, ran down the black branches and
dropped rustling to the ground. Breaking into this confused, soft sound would
come ...
The fog had its own sounds. They began just before it thinned out. There was a
faint rustling. Moisture collected on the trees, ran down the black branches and
dropped rustling to the ground. Breaking into this confused, soft sound would
come ...
Page 213
The loggia was dark. There was no wind, and no one could see me from outside.
I lay down on a wicker chaise-longue, wrapped myself in the blanket and stayed
until dawn, listening to the night. The sea murmured endlessly. The sound of the
...
The loggia was dark. There was no wind, and no one could see me from outside.
I lay down on a wicker chaise-longue, wrapped myself in the blanket and stayed
until dawn, listening to the night. The sea murmured endlessly. The sound of the
...
Page 220
Only the sound of the 'International' drifted faintiy from the town. A jet of steam,
spurting up at the grey sky, and a hoarse, quavering whistle came from the bridge
of one of the ships. Immediately taking up the sound, all the other ships chorused
...
Only the sound of the 'International' drifted faintiy from the town. A jet of steam,
spurting up at the grey sky, and a hoarse, quavering whistle came from the bridge
of one of the ships. Immediately taking up the sound, all the other ships chorused
...
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| Title | The Story of a Life: In that dawn Volume 3 of The Story of a Life, Konstantin Paustovsky |
| Author | Konstantin Paustovsky |
| Publisher | Pantheon Books, 1967 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 18 Apr 2008 |
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