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Title: Tales of the Wilderness
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By
BORIS ANDREYEVICH VOGAU (Boris Pilniak, pseud.)
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY
PRINCE D. S. MIRSKY
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
F. ...

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TALES OF THE WILDERNESS

BORIS ANDREYEVICH VOGAU (Boris Pilniak, pseud.)

WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY

PRINCED. S. MIRSKY

TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY

F. O'DEMPSEY

CONTENTS

THE SNOW A YEAR OF THEIR LIVES A THOUSAND YEARS OVER THE RAVINE ALWAYS ON DETACHMENT THE SNOW WIND THE FOREST MANOR THE BIELOKONSKYESTATEDEATH THEHEIRS THECROSSWAYS

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