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Page 123
She walked swiftly to meet me , put her arms round me , then asked abruptly : '
Where's Borya ? Have you seen him ? ' ' Over there . I pointed in the direction of
the Kreshchatik . ' Go home , ' she said , hurrying away . I watched her out of sight
...
She walked swiftly to meet me , put her arms round me , then asked abruptly : '
Where's Borya ? Have you seen him ? ' ' Over there . I pointed in the direction of
the Kreshchatik . ' Go home , ' she said , hurrying away . I watched her out of sight
...
Page 152
I usually walked home from school by way of an empty square at the back of the
Opera House , nearly always with my friends Stanishevsky and Matushevich who
lived in the same direction . One day as we were crossing the square we passed
...
I usually walked home from school by way of an empty square at the back of the
Opera House , nearly always with my friends Stanishevsky and Matushevich who
lived in the same direction . One day as we were crossing the square we passed
...
Page 223
I jumped off and walked . Dust was rising from the Corn Market . Round clouds ,
all identical in ... coal cart ; a man with a coal - black face was walking alongside ,
shouting ' Coal ! ' I remembered my story lying on the desk in Kuzmin's airless ...
I jumped off and walked . Dust was rising from the Corn Market . Round clouds ,
all identical in ... coal cart ; a man with a coal - black face was walking alongside ,
shouting ' Coal ! ' I remembered my story lying on the desk in Kuzmin's airless ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Story of a Life, Volume 1 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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