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Mikhail Bulgakov. XXI We Are Building Up Steam There was no space at the
tables. Everyone was writing slogans, including yet another newcomer, a lively
and noisy character in gold-rimmed glasses who called himself the king of
reporters.
Mikhail Bulgakov. XXI We Are Building Up Steam There was no space at the
tables. Everyone was writing slogans, including yet another newcomer, a lively
and noisy character in gold-rimmed glasses who called himself the king of
reporters.
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2) Number one being impossible, there consequently could be no deluge of
slogans. 3) The slogans could not be presented by 12 o'clock on such and such a
day because the note requesting them arrived at 1:26 p.m. on that same day. 4)
The ...
2) Number one being impossible, there consequently could be no deluge of
slogans. 3) The slogans could not be presented by 12 o'clock on such and such a
day because the note requesting them arrived at 1:26 p.m. on that same day. 4)
The ...
Pagina 54
From the old man — three slogans. From the young man — three slogans, etc.,
etc. In short, each person received 45 thousand. Ooh-ooh, what a wind... There it
goes, it is beginning to drizzle. A meat pie on Trubnoi Street, wet from the rain,
but ...
From the old man — three slogans. From the young man — three slogans, etc.,
etc. In short, each person received 45 thousand. Ooh-ooh, what a wind... There it
goes, it is beginning to drizzle. A meat pie on Trubnoi Street, wet from the rain,
but ...
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Gebruikersrecensie - gbill - LibraryThingThese stories were all written before Bulgakov started work on his masterpiece “The Master and the Margarita”, but unlike the novel, were published at the time. It’s an interesting mix; Bulgakov is ... Volledige review lezen
Notes on the cuff & other stories
Gebruikersrecensie - Not Available - Book VerdictThis book translates several of Bulgakov's early short stories and feuilletons for the first time. They effectively present Bulgakov's personal struggle with the idiocies of Moscow's bureaucracy ... Volledige review lezen
Inhoudsopgave
Red Stone Moscow | 121 |
The Capital in a Notebook | 129 |
Moscow City of Churches | 155 |
Copyright | |
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