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Page 91
I heard that some Petrograd journalists , reporters for cheap gossip rags , were
going to the Ukraine . Their documents were in order . A Moscow journalist
arranged for me to meet them . Though not exactly delighted , they agreed to take
me ...
I heard that some Petrograd journalists , reporters for cheap gossip rags , were
going to the Ukraine . Their documents were in order . A Moscow journalist
arranged for me to meet them . Though not exactly delighted , they agreed to take
me ...
Page 120
The Company stopped dead in surprise . ' You ' ve heard me - get into the trams !
' the airman said crossly . ' Didn ' t I tell you we ' d get transport ? These are
military trams . ' The Cossacks gabbled cheerfully . “ There ' s a civilised war for
you !
The Company stopped dead in surprise . ' You ' ve heard me - get into the trams !
' the airman said crossly . ' Didn ' t I tell you we ' d get transport ? These are
military trams . ' The Cossacks gabbled cheerfully . “ There ' s a civilised war for
you !
Page 177
The noise must have been heard far beyond its precincts . An agonised cry for
mercy , it beat against the dark , low sky and echoed back to earth . The pogrom
never got under way . Taken aback , the authorities changed their minds . Armed
...
The noise must have been heard far beyond its precincts . An agonised cry for
mercy , it beat against the dark , low sky and echoed back to earth . The pogrom
never got under way . Taken aback , the authorities changed their minds . Armed
...
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| Title | Story of a Life: In that dawn Volume 3 of Story of a Life, Konstantin Paustovsky |
| Author | Konstantin Paustovsky |
| Publisher | Harvill P., 1965 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 11 Jul 2007 |
| ISBN | 0002717565, 9780002717564 |
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