Story of a Life: In that dawnHarvill P., 1965 |
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Page 91
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
Page 120
Konstantin Paustovsky. 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 ...
Konstantin Paustovsky. 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 ...
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... 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 author- ities changed their minds . Armed patrols were sent to ...
... 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 author- ities changed their minds . Armed patrols were sent to ...
Contents
Whirlpool page | 7 |
Blue Torches | 23 |
The Journalists Café | 36 |
Copyright | |
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