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Page 44
SVYATOSLAVSKAYA STREET Our trips to Cherkasy and to Gorodishche were
the holidays in my childhood , but the rest of the year was lived in Kiev , on
Svyatoslavskaya Street , where we lived through the long winters in a gloomy ...
SVYATOSLAVSKAYA STREET Our trips to Cherkasy and to Gorodishche were
the holidays in my childhood , but the rest of the year was lived in Kiev , on
Svyatoslavskaya Street , where we lived through the long winters in a gloomy ...
Page 108
I pulled my cap back on and walked home to NikolskoBotanicheskaya Street . It
was already growing dark . A purple sunset was reflected in the windows . By this
time of day street lights were usually lighted , but for some reason no one had ...
I pulled my cap back on and walked home to NikolskoBotanicheskaya Street . It
was already growing dark . A purple sunset was reflected in the windows . By this
time of day street lights were usually lighted , but for some reason no one had ...
Page 239
In a minute the street was white with paper . A policeman whistled at us and we
ran . We turned on to Fundukleyevskaya Street , then into the narrow
Nesterovskaya Street . Gradually our numbers dwindled until there were only five
of us left ...
In a minute the street was white with paper . A policeman whistled at us and we
ran . We turned on to Fundukleyevskaya Street , then into the narrow
Nesterovskaya Street . Gradually our numbers dwindled until there were only five
of us left ...
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| 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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