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proximoception) wrote2011-01-13 08:47 pm
proximoception) wrote2011-01-13 08:47 pm
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Some 19th century Russian sublimities:
A flood in Saint Petersburg.
The relinquished hopes of a lost novice.
Late entries in the diary of a man going mad. [translation-dependent]
A son's first love.
Overheard stories of boys camping out.
A hunt.
A youth's inability to confess his failure.
Hallucinating lost in a snowstorm.
A river raid by night.
First shots fired across a bridge.
A sleighride in the snow.
A daughter's first love.
The tide of war turning in the woods in winter.
A horse race.
Wheat.
One's feet being held by a friend.
A conversation on a train.
Going to America.
A desperate man's conversation with a prostitute.
The confused and confusing story of Jesus kissing away confusion being kissed away.
Satan gloating in person.
The steppe's struggle with the sky.
An exasperated letter of resignation.
Black monks all over.
Never getting to Moscow.
Playing house where the telegraphs once came. [Just noticed: Summer with Monika!]
An affair begun by the sea.
Drinking tea all night.
The Swan Lake music's climax.
A flood in Saint Petersburg.
The relinquished hopes of a lost novice.
Late entries in the diary of a man going mad. [translation-dependent]
A son's first love.
Overheard stories of boys camping out.
A hunt.
A youth's inability to confess his failure.
Hallucinating lost in a snowstorm.
A river raid by night.
First shots fired across a bridge.
A sleighride in the snow.
A daughter's first love.
The tide of war turning in the woods in winter.
A horse race.
Wheat.
One's feet being held by a friend.
A conversation on a train.
Going to America.
A desperate man's conversation with a prostitute.
The confused and confusing story of Jesus kissing away confusion being kissed away.
Satan gloating in person.
The steppe's struggle with the sky.
An exasperated letter of resignation.
Black monks all over.
Never getting to Moscow.
Playing house where the telegraphs once came. [Just noticed: Summer with Monika!]
An affair begun by the sea.
Drinking tea all night.
The Swan Lake music's climax.
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