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Page 107
It was our Latin teacher, Suboch. "Paustovsky, Konstantin," he said sternly, but
his eyes were smiling, "you here! Go on home, at once." "Don't be worried; he's
with me," the girl said. "Excuse me, mademoiselle, I didn't know," Suboch
answered ...
It was our Latin teacher, Suboch. "Paustovsky, Konstantin," he said sternly, but
his eyes were smiling, "you here! Go on home, at once." "Don't be worried; he's
with me," the girl said. "Excuse me, mademoiselle, I didn't know," Suboch
answered ...
Page 431
They would tie him up and lead him away, kicking him in the back, and tell him: "
Cheating a girl again, you nuisance! How many times! Strangling would be too
good for you!" Her friends would run to the sobbing girl. Choking her tears, she ...
They would tie him up and lead him away, kicking him in the back, and tell him: "
Cheating a girl again, you nuisance! How many times! Strangling would be too
good for you!" Her friends would run to the sobbing girl. Choking her tears, she ...
Page 452
When I walked down the steep slope I noticed two very small boys, whiteheaded
and barefoot, and an equally whiteheaded little girl about eight years old. They
were running toward me as hard as they could. The girl was running in front, ...
When I walked down the steep slope I noticed two very small boys, whiteheaded
and barefoot, and an equally whiteheaded little girl about eight years old. They
were running toward me as hard as they could. The girl was running in front, ...
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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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