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... occasionally onto the road . There were cobwebs , pine needles , and even a big twig in the artist's thick hair . Aunt Nadya took him by the elbow , stopped him , and took out the twig . " Incorrigible ! " she said . " Just a little boy ...
... occasionally onto the road . There were cobwebs , pine needles , and even a big twig in the artist's thick hair . Aunt Nadya took him by the elbow , stopped him , and took out the twig . " Incorrigible ! " she said . " Just a little boy ...
Page 93
... occasionally dash against the windowpane . With the ache gone , my head felt very light and fresh and everything seemed good to me - the warm- gray color of the sky , and the smoke from the burning logs , and the snow clinging to the ...
... occasionally dash against the windowpane . With the ache gone , my head felt very light and fresh and everything seemed good to me - the warm- gray color of the sky , and the smoke from the burning logs , and the snow clinging to the ...
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... occasionally to his bandaged throat , Lenin said that the Council of People's Commissars had categorically rejected the brazen German ultimatum and had decided to mobilize immediately all the armed strength of the Russian Federation ...
... occasionally to his bandaged throat , Lenin said that the Council of People's Commissars had categorically rejected the brazen German ultimatum and had decided to mobilize immediately all the armed strength of the Russian Federation ...
Contents
The Death of My Father | 3 |
My Grandfather Maxim Grigorievich ΙΟ | 10 |
Carp | 16 |
Copyright | |
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