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Page 346
So then I went on foot . It was about twenty kilometers back to the city . Again it
was night , and windy . Again the gardens rustled all along the road , and acacia
seeds beat into my face . It seemed to me that I was all alone in the world . I
would ...
So then I went on foot . It was about twenty kilometers back to the city . Again it
was night , and windy . Again the gardens rustled all along the road , and acacia
seeds beat into my face . It seemed to me that I was all alone in the world . I
would ...
Page 382
Would he find his friends from his village , or would he have to languish alone
among strange people in White Russia ? About twenty versts short of Baranovichi
, a group of armed soldiers was standing by the road with an officer riding ...
Would he find his friends from his village , or would he have to languish alone
among strange people in White Russia ? About twenty versts short of Baranovichi
, a group of armed soldiers was standing by the road with an officer riding ...
Page 403
I lost my way , and rode out on to a road near our front - line positions . A gloomy
wind was blowing . The road was covered with ice . My horse was moving at a
walk , trying not to slip . It soon grew so dark that I couldn't see the bushes by the
...
I lost my way , and rode out on to a road near our front - line positions . A gloomy
wind was blowing . The road was covered with ice . My horse was moving at a
walk , trying not to slip . It soon grew so dark that I couldn't see the bushes by the
...
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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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