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He concluded his letter as follows: "And if you will agree not to leave me in future,
if you will consent to become my wife, I shall be grateful to you all my life." He
poised his pen for the signature, then jerked it away. He could not sign himself ...
He concluded his letter as follows: "And if you will agree not to leave me in future,
if you will consent to become my wife, I shall be grateful to you all my life." He
poised his pen for the signature, then jerked it away. He could not sign himself ...
Pagina 392
You'd do better to teach your own wife." "My wife? What should I teach her?"
Kitayev would ask with a note of alarm in his voice. "Oh, nothing much. You're at
home one day and at sea the next. So you'd better teach her how to get along,
just in ...
You'd do better to teach your own wife." "My wife? What should I teach her?"
Kitayev would ask with a note of alarm in his voice. "Oh, nothing much. You're at
home one day and at sea the next. So you'd better teach her how to get along,
just in ...
Pagina 435
Either he's a widower, I decided, or there's something wrong between him and
his wife. He watched his son run down to the water, then coughed and again
began to speak, and I listened with all my attention. "To start with, my life was just
...
Either he's a widower, I decided, or there's something wrong between him and
his wife. He watched his son run down to the water, then coughed and again
began to speak, and I listened with all my attention. "To start with, my life was just
...
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NIKOLAI TIKHONOV The Apple Tree | 9 |
VERA PANOVA Three Boys at the Gate | 40 |
VLADIMIR BOGOMOLOV A Cemetery Near Belostok | 51 |
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Anthology of Soviet Short Stories, Volume 2 Anthology of Soviet Short Stories, Nikolaĭ Atarov Progress Soviet authors library |
| samengesteld door | Nikolaĭ Atarov |
| Uitgever | Progress, 1976 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Michigan |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 17 april 2008 |
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