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Page 44
All day long wagons filled with dirt drove by our house on Svyatoslavskaya Street
. Their drivers filled in the ravines in the wasteland and leveled them off for the
construction of new houses. The dirt spilled out of the wagons, the road was ...
All day long wagons filled with dirt drove by our house on Svyatoslavskaya Street
. Their drivers filled in the ravines in the wasteland and leveled them off for the
construction of new houses. The dirt spilled out of the wagons, the road was ...
Page 108
I pulled my cap back on and walked home to Nikolsko- Botanicheskaya 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 Nikolsko- Botanicheskaya 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
The pages floated down on to the street all around us. This delighted us. Each of
us in turn did the same with his textbook. In a minute the street was white with
paper. A policeman whistled at us and we ran. We turned on to
Fundukleyevskaya ...
The pages floated down on to the street all around us. This delighted us. Each of
us in turn did the same with his textbook. In a minute the street was white with
paper. A policeman whistled at us and we ran. We turned on to
Fundukleyevskaya ...
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The Pink Oleanders | 29 |
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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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