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Page 105
I WAS , OF COURSE , A LITTLE BOY Inspector Bodyansky walked briskly up to
us in our third - year classroom . He was wearing a new uniform coat . The
inspector's eyes shone with cunning . We all stood up . “ On the occasion of the
imperial ...
I WAS , OF COURSE , A LITTLE BOY Inspector Bodyansky walked briskly up to
us in our third - year classroom . He was wearing a new uniform coat . The
inspector's eyes shone with cunning . We all stood up . “ On the occasion of the
imperial ...
Page 407
Mama was making plans of how she would put the place in order and make it
prosper by insignificant expenditures of the kind that “ Aunt Vera , of course , with
her carelessness , would never think of . " Mama was not in the slightest worried ...
Mama was making plans of how she would put the place in order and make it
prosper by insignificant expenditures of the kind that “ Aunt Vera , of course , with
her carelessness , would never think of . " Mama was not in the slightest worried ...
Page 580
But she , of course , without any experience , never noticed it . She was a very
young woman , really nothing but a girl . I tried to start a conversation with her ,
even though this was strictly forbidden for us waiters . The rule was : serve the
food ...
But she , of course , without any experience , never noticed it . She was a very
young woman , really nothing but a girl . I tried to start a conversation with her ,
even though this was strictly forbidden for us waiters . The rule was : serve the
food ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Story of a Life, Volume 4 Volume 373 of A Vintage book |
| Author | Konstantin Paustovsky |
| Publisher | Vintage Books, 1967 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 23 Nov 2009 |
| Length | 661 pages |
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