Great Soviet Short StoriesFranklin D. Reeve Dell Publishing Company, 1962 - 480 pagina's |
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Pagina 89
... became accustomed to it . He had to do business with a huge number of people , and because of this Misha was earning more than his father made from all his six fish stores . And with each month Misha became more and more successful ...
... became accustomed to it . He had to do business with a huge number of people , and because of this Misha was earning more than his father made from all his six fish stores . And with each month Misha became more and more successful ...
Pagina 102
... became angry . When she saw that he was angry , she became terribly frightened . She rummaged in the bureau and drew out from under a pile of linen , two little earrings wrapped in paper . These earrings were her personal prop- erty ...
... became angry . When she saw that he was angry , she became terribly frightened . She rummaged in the bureau and drew out from under a pile of linen , two little earrings wrapped in paper . These earrings were her personal prop- erty ...
Pagina 223
... became dull and disappeared - it was crushed on a straight line into nothing ; it wavered like a flower ; and again , that unexpected square became a triangle . The samovar returned from somewhere and became audible , and Izvekov found ...
... became dull and disappeared - it was crushed on a straight line into nothing ; it wavered like a flower ; and again , that unexpected square became a triangle . The samovar returned from somewhere and became audible , and Izvekov found ...
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