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Professor Novikov is now in Leningrad. I saw him in the Writer's Club where he gives a course of lectures on philosophy.
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Is Victor at home? Give him his book, please.
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She [the girl] may have been five years old... She was sitting on the pavement... Blackish-brown curls hung all about her round, smutty face; the remains of a hat rested beside her on the pavement; and two reckless little black devils looked out of her eyes... When she saw me she began to flirt with me. She put her head on one side like a terrier asking for cake, and looked through the tangle of curls (J. Galsworthy).
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