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She could not see the lights of Motovilikha. But once, frightened by something,
the Angora cat stirred abruptly in its sleep and awakened Zhenya. Then she
caught sight of the adults on the balcony. The alder, hanging over the balustrade
was ...
She could not see the lights of Motovilikha. But once, frightened by something,
the Angora cat stirred abruptly in its sleep and awakened Zhenya. Then she
caught sight of the adults on the balcony. The alder, hanging over the balustrade
was ...
Pagina 269
It is Motovilikha. Shame on you. Such a big girl. Sleep. The little girl understood
nothing and contentedly licked off a tear rolling down her cheek. She requested
only one thing: to find out the name of the incomprehensible — Motovilikha.
It is Motovilikha. Shame on you. Such a big girl. Sleep. The little girl understood
nothing and contentedly licked off a tear rolling down her cheek. She requested
only one thing: to find out the name of the incomprehensible — Motovilikha.
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Inhoudsopgave
Introduction | 8 |
Isaac Babel | 27 |
Boris Bedny | 39 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Great Soviet Short Stories |
| Auteur | F. D. Reeve |
| gepubliceerd | 1972 |
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