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... smoke and a few jokes . " Murder had become a fact of everyday life . They laugh , dig a grave , have a smoke and dig another grave . This has the quality of an everyday occurrence in the stone age when men attacked mammoths with stones ...
... smoke and a few jokes . " Murder had become a fact of everyday life . They laugh , dig a grave , have a smoke and dig another grave . This has the quality of an everyday occurrence in the stone age when men attacked mammoths with stones ...
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... smoking . There is so much smoke in the room it is almost impossible to breathe . Even the radio seems to be crackling because of all the smoke . The men can hardly even see each other through it . One of them says to the man next to ...
... smoking . There is so much smoke in the room it is almost impossible to breathe . Even the radio seems to be crackling because of all the smoke . The men can hardly even see each other through it . One of them says to the man next to ...
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... smoke was no ordinary smoke , but Party smoke . Russia is smothered with smoke , stupefied with smoke , to the point of nausea and giddiness . When the poet's pen is guided by suffering and courage , his images have great strength ...
... smoke was no ordinary smoke , but Party smoke . Russia is smothered with smoke , stupefied with smoke , to the point of nausea and giddiness . When the poet's pen is guided by suffering and courage , his images have great strength ...
Contents
The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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