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... quiet in the corridor . The quiet seemed especially surprising after the incredible tumult between periods . It had left dust floating in the sunbeams which came in from the park outside . This was the famous park of the First Kiev ...
... quiet in the corridor . The quiet seemed especially surprising after the incredible tumult between periods . It had left dust floating in the sunbeams which came in from the park outside . This was the famous park of the First Kiev ...
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... quiet at the front , so we stayed for a long time at Brest — a flat city set in sad fields . Across these fields spring was moving with a kind of melancholy . Only dandelions blossomed on the sides of the ditches . The sunlight seemed ...
... quiet at the front , so we stayed for a long time at Brest — a flat city set in sad fields . Across these fields spring was moving with a kind of melancholy . Only dandelions blossomed on the sides of the ditches . The sunlight seemed ...
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... quiet . The horse poked me with his nose and neighed apprehensively . I wasted five minutes trying to get my ... quiet . I wanted that quiet to the point of tears . But who could give it to me ? I soon began to get around with crutches ...
... quiet . The horse poked me with his nose and neighed apprehensively . I wasted five minutes trying to get my ... quiet . I wanted that quiet to the point of tears . But who could give it to me ? I soon began to get around with crutches ...
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Carp | 16 |
The Pink Oleanders | 29 |
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