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And it is a peasant poet with a Vologda way of speaking and thinking who tells us
how frightened the peasant workers are , the Vologda peasants who stayed out
of reach of the Tartar hordes and Genghis Khan . But not out of reach of Stalin ...
And it is a peasant poet with a Vologda way of speaking and thinking who tells us
how frightened the peasant workers are , the Vologda peasants who stayed out
of reach of the Tartar hordes and Genghis Khan . But not out of reach of Stalin ...
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In The First Circle , for instance , there is the “ peasant Spiridon , " the guard , a
fifty - year - old Russian , as Solzhenitsyn emphasizes , in the chapter called “
The Traitor Prince . ” When Rubin and the other erudite prisoners put the prince
on ...
In The First Circle , for instance , there is the “ peasant Spiridon , " the guard , a
fifty - year - old Russian , as Solzhenitsyn emphasizes , in the chapter called “
The Traitor Prince . ” When Rubin and the other erudite prisoners put the prince
on ...
Page 265
Of his hands the narrator tells us : “ His hands were long and thin , not a peasant '
s hands , somehow not deft hands . . . Pavel was not a man of the soil , not cast in
the peasant mold . ” He is aware of this himself and for this reason has Stepan ...
Of his hands the narrator tells us : “ His hands were long and thin , not a peasant '
s hands , somehow not deft hands . . . Pavel was not a man of the soil , not cast in
the peasant mold . ” He is aware of this himself and for this reason has Stepan ...
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| Title | A History of Post-war Soviet Writing: The Literature of Moral Opposition |
| Authors | Grigorij Carevič forme avant 2007 Svirskij, Grigoriĭ Svirskiĭ |
| Editors | Robert Dessaix, Michael Ulman |
| Translated by | Robert Dessaix, Michael Ulman |
| Edition | abridged, illustrated |
| Publisher | Ardis, 1981 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Mar 2008 |
| ISBN | 0882334492, 9780882334493 |
| Length | 456 pages |
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