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... wrote poems , epigrams on one another and even on the teachers , which they then marked as " witty , " " not witty ... wrote reams of verse that they dispatched to var- ious writers for comment . Usually their letters went unanswered ...
... wrote poems , epigrams on one another and even on the teachers , which they then marked as " witty , " " not witty ... wrote reams of verse that they dispatched to var- ious writers for comment . Usually their letters went unanswered ...
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... wrote back at length . On seeing the fat letter from Novy Mir , he wrote , his first impulse had been that its editors wanted him to make more cuts . He said he was sorry if his self - restraint had caused offence , and apologized for ...
... wrote back at length . On seeing the fat letter from Novy Mir , he wrote , his first impulse had been that its editors wanted him to make more cuts . He said he was sorry if his self - restraint had caused offence , and apologized for ...
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... wrote Medvedev , " I gathered that by defending Solzhenitsyn before the highest authorities , he was exposing himself to danger , but he also liked Solzhenitsyn and felt hurt when he was unjustly attacked by critics or his behaviour was ...
... wrote Medvedev , " I gathered that by defending Solzhenitsyn before the highest authorities , he was exposing himself to danger , but he also liked Solzhenitsyn and felt hurt when he was unjustly attacked by critics or his behaviour was ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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