| To
enjoy in summer noon A.Block. 1900 |
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| ‘...And the endless distance,... and wrench in my heart at seeing the turns of the road, wheer I always had been alone - and united with the Savior...’ A.Block. Letters.
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| A
huge silver poplar A.Block. ‘Retribution’. 1921 |
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| ‘There is no bottom in the lake at the Sergeevskaya village. Sometimes the woods with foreign words on them bobbed up - that were the shipwreck. This is the outlet of the ocean’. A.Block. Notes. |
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| You
had passed by the blue ways. A.Block. 1901 |
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| There’s no end to the forest paths. A.Block. 1901 |
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