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Page 35
A wisp of blue smoke floated upward. The dogs barked and rushed around us.
Somewhere a frightened chicken cackled. "Salute to life!" the artist said. "It's
devilishly wonderful to be alive!" We went up to the house surrounded by excited
...
A wisp of blue smoke floated upward. The dogs barked and rushed around us.
Somewhere a frightened chicken cackled. "Salute to life!" the artist said. "It's
devilishly wonderful to be alive!" We went up to the house surrounded by excited
...
Page 117
A dull sky was turning blue over the Dnieper. "It's bad, Georgi Maximovich,"
Vrubel said. He slapped his flaccid cheeks and laughed. "I'm bored with carrying
around this disgusting envelop I'm in." I only understood part of what Vrubel said,
...
A dull sky was turning blue over the Dnieper. "It's bad, Georgi Maximovich,"
Vrubel said. He slapped his flaccid cheeks and laughed. "I'm bored with carrying
around this disgusting envelop I'm in." I only understood part of what Vrubel said,
...
Page 497
It burned with flames of many colors, yellow, green, and blue, obviously because
of the medical supplies. Hollow-sounding explosions could be heard in the
basement, and these caused the building to cave in. The flames died down, but a
thin ...
It burned with flames of many colors, yellow, green, and blue, obviously because
of the medical supplies. Hollow-sounding explosions could be heard in the
basement, and these caused the building to cave in. The flames died down, but a
thin ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Story of a Life, Volume 2 |
| Author | Konstantin Paustovsky |
| Publisher | Vintage Books, 1967 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 23 Nov 2009 |
| Length | 661 pages |
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