Story of a Life: In that dawnHarvill P., 1965 |
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Page 40
... play politics and shed tears over her own articles about the Russian peasant . But just one word from a real peasant and you'd all have fits . Goodbye . I'll come back some other time . I don't feel like passing the time of day with you ...
... play politics and shed tears over her own articles about the Russian peasant . But just one word from a real peasant and you'd all have fits . Goodbye . I'll come back some other time . I don't feel like passing the time of day with you ...
Page 56
... play a trick or even a joke on him again . Leonidov merely sent the Kiev journalist a telegram : ' Feed turkeys in Kharkov , Archangel and Minsk exclusively on oat- meal . ' It was wartime . The telegram was stopped by the military ...
... play a trick or even a joke on him again . Leonidov merely sent the Kiev journalist a telegram : ' Feed turkeys in Kharkov , Archangel and Minsk exclusively on oat- meal . ' It was wartime . The telegram was stopped by the military ...
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... played on his public . They seemed to me perfectly legitimate , as they still do- justified as they are by an ... plays at the Scala or listened to the conversation of the wisest men of his time , always in the company of this clumsy ...
... played on his public . They seemed to me perfectly legitimate , as they still do- justified as they are by an ... plays at the Scala or listened to the conversation of the wisest men of his time , always in the company of this clumsy ...
Contents
Whirlpool page | 7 |
Blue Torches | 23 |
The Journalists Café | 36 |
Copyright | |
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