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... named Fitsovsky . Like me , he lived alone . He was a sturdy boy , with a light - brown lock of hair falling over his forehead , always incredibly steady . He treated all problems as if they were unimportant details . He had his own ...
... named Fitsovsky . Like me , he lived alone . He was a sturdy boy , with a light - brown lock of hair falling over his forehead , always incredibly steady . He treated all problems as if they were unimportant details . He had his own ...
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... named it Kado , began to feed it , and the dog and Grandmother became good friends . Spring drew nearer with every day . And so did our final exam- inations . Studying for them meant reviewing everything we had learned in the gymnasium ...
... named it Kado , began to feed it , and the dog and Grandmother became good friends . Spring drew nearer with every day . And so did our final exam- inations . Studying for them meant reviewing everything we had learned in the gymnasium ...
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... named Belelubsky lived directly beneath us in an apartment filled with pug dogs . In his day he had been famous throughout the world for having built the Sizran Bridge across the Volga . But fame vanishes like smoke , and by now ...
... named Belelubsky lived directly beneath us in an apartment filled with pug dogs . In his day he had been famous throughout the world for having built the Sizran Bridge across the Volga . But fame vanishes like smoke , and by now ...
Contents
The Death of My Father | 3 |
My Grandfather Maxim Grigorievich ΙΟ | 10 |
Carp | 16 |
Copyright | |
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