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... reason , he suddenly quit the job and went back to his father's old farm at Gorodishche . His brother Ilko , a village teacher , and Aunt Dosia were living there . My father's inexplicable conduct upset all his relatives , but most of ...
... reason , he suddenly quit the job and went back to his father's old farm at Gorodishche . His brother Ilko , a village teacher , and Aunt Dosia were living there . My father's inexplicable conduct upset all his relatives , but most of ...
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... reason nothing pulled me out into the freshness of those streets - Kiev had already receded into the unrecoverable ... reasons for the deep satisfaction in being alive . The undulating Ukraine , warmed by the sun , poured past the ...
... reason nothing pulled me out into the freshness of those streets - Kiev had already receded into the unrecoverable ... reasons for the deep satisfaction in being alive . The undulating Ukraine , warmed by the sun , poured past the ...
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... reason . " He did not explain what were the bounds of reason . I knew very well myself that if I had trouble , none of them would stand up to help me . Their departure was set for three days later . During these three days nothing ...
... reason . " He did not explain what were the bounds of reason . I knew very well myself that if I had trouble , none of them would stand up to help me . Their departure was set for three days later . During these three days nothing ...
Contents
The Death of My Father | 3 |
My Grandfather Maxim Grigorievich ΙΟ | 10 |
Carp | 16 |
Copyright | |
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