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... Russia with its inscription : " Greetings from the Crimea " and its painting in crude oil colors of a cypress tree and , behind it , an azure sea with a white sail on it . There were a great many towns . Spring came at last , to gladden ...
... Russia with its inscription : " Greetings from the Crimea " and its painting in crude oil colors of a cypress tree and , behind it , an azure sea with a white sail on it . There were a great many towns . Spring came at last , to gladden ...
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... Russia . Our Russia . We'll slap down all the others . " I remembered what the Red Guards had just shouted : " But we are Russia ! " and suddenly I understood with extraordinary clarity and freshness what is meant by " the masses of the ...
... Russia . Our Russia . We'll slap down all the others . " I remembered what the Red Guards had just shouted : " But we are Russia ! " and suddenly I understood with extraordinary clarity and freshness what is meant by " the masses of the ...
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... Russia and would never be one , that all was lost , and that there was nothing more to live for . It was as if the singer guessed my thoughts for he said : " Most gracious God , what has happened to Russia ? It's some kind of bad dream ...
... Russia and would never be one , that all was lost , and that there was nothing more to live for . It was as if the singer guessed my thoughts for he said : " Most gracious God , what has happened to Russia ? It's some kind of bad dream ...
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The Death of My Father | 3 |
My Grandfather Maxim Grigorievich ΙΟ | 10 |
Carp | 16 |
Copyright | |
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