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... station , the sun would shine , clouds would drift over us dragging blue shadows along the ground , the passengers would doze , and the train would just stand and stand . Only the locomotive would sigh loudly , and boiling oily water ...
... station , the sun would shine , clouds would drift over us dragging blue shadows along the ground , the passengers would doze , and the train would just stand and stand . Only the locomotive would sigh loudly , and boiling oily water ...
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... station in Moscow . He had a stub- born little mustache on his upper lip . He was wearing the uniform of a student at the Technological Institute . I was very cold , and we went into the station buffet to drink tea . The Moscow station ...
... station in Moscow . He had a stub- born little mustache on his upper lip . He was wearing the uniform of a student at the Technological Institute . I was very cold , and we went into the station buffet to drink tea . The Moscow station ...
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... station . Inside the cars spring beds had been hung instead of seats . We had to do a lot of waiting . We would ... station door . These women came to the station just on the chance that they might find among the wounded a husband ...
... station . Inside the cars spring beds had been hung instead of seats . We had to do a lot of waiting . We would ... station door . These women came to the station just on the chance that they might find among the wounded a husband ...
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The Death of My Father | 3 |
My Grandfather Maxim Grigorievich | 10 |
Carp | 16 |
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