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Konstantin Georgievich Paustovsky week

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or the last goblin

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stories and fairy tales

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summer days everything that is told here

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can happen to anyone who reads this

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book for this you only need to spend

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the summer in those places where there are centuries-old forests

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deep lakes rivers with clean water

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overgrown with tall grasses along the banks and

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forest animals village boys and

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talkative old men but this is not enough everything that

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is told here can only happen

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to fishermen me and Reuben

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are described in this book we robe are proud

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that we belong to the great and

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carefree tribe of fishermen

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besides fishing we also write books

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if someone tells us that ours

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he doesn’t like books, we won’t be offended,

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one doesn’t like one thing, the other doesn’t like it at all,

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but there’s nothing you can do about it, but if

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someone behind us tells you that we don’t know how to

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fish, we won’t forgive him for a long time,

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we spent the summer in the forests, there was a strange boy with us,

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his mother went to the sea for treatment

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and asked us to take her son with us,

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we willingly took this boy, although we were

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not at all suited to

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messing with children,

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the boy turned out to be a good friend and

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comrade in Moscow, he arrived tanned,

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healthy, cheerful, accustomed to spending the night in the

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forest, rain, wind, heat and the rest of the

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boys, his comrades, then showered him in the cold

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and were jealous of it for good reason, as you will now

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see from several short

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stories from

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Tai Lee, when there are bites in the meadows, it

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is better not to fish in the meadow

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lakes, we knew this, but still we went to the

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breakthrough, troubles began immediately

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behind the bridge multi-colored women dig the fox

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on

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we decided to bypass them, but one of them was

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noticed by the

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thin falcons and the women screamed and laughed;

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They tormented us all summer, no matter how many

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fish we caught,

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they always said pity, well, at

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least they caught that happiness on their own,

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and my singer brought a rope of 10 crucian carp and

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how smooth the fat was dripping from the tail,

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we knew that Petka brought only

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2 skinny crucian carp,

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but We were silent with this stove,

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we had our own scores to settle, he cut off the hook from the Reuben

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and tracked down the places where we

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fed the fish for this, according to

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fishing law, the stove was supposed to be blown up, but

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we forgave him when we got out into the non-

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leather meadows, the women became quiet, the sweet horse

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sorrel

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whipped you on the chest, the lungwort it smelled so

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strong that the sunlight,

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but drinking the Ryazan distances seemed like

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liquid honey,

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we breathed the warm air of the grasses around

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us, bumblebees buzzed loudly and

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grasshoppers chattered like dull silver, the

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hundred-year-old leaves rustled overhead; a

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grandfather nicknamed 10 percent trudged into the meadows,

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but he asked how the fish was, he squinted at the water

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sparkling from the sun, everyone

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knows that you ca

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n’t talk while fishing, the grandfather sat down,

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lit a shag and began to take off his shoes.

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nozzle

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needed grandfather paused

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near the shore sleepily screamed the frog eat

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chirping muttered get and looked at

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the sky dim pink smoke hung over the meadow

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through this smoke a pale

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blue shone through and above the gray-haired and you

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hung the yellow sun dryly men sighed

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grandfather must think by the evening a good one is definitely

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pulling

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we were silent lay down, too, for good reason, screams,

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grandfather explained, slightly worried about our

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gloomy silence, lay down chalk before a

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thunderstorm, always worry, jumps wherever he

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missed, and nadysya, I spent the night with the ferryman,

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we cooked fish soup in a cauldron by the fire,

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or two kilos in it weighed no less,

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jumped straight into the cauldron there and it boiled,

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I say they drove you and I left without

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fish soup, and he says, why the hell am I in that love? I

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was in France during the German war

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and there I’ll lie down, eat for nothing, don’t be alarmed,

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so we slurped that fish soup and

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asked nothing, can I eat it, boring they squeak because

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I'll get and their dear ones I'm lying on you all

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you're staggering at the request wants g a

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jacket from bast weave

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I weaved a piece of chalk from bast a whole three-piece

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jacket pants and a vest for the exhibition

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Opposite me there is no better craftsman in the whole

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village my grandfather left only after two

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Of course, the fish didn’t bite for an hour, no one in the

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world has as many different

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enemies as fishermen, first of all,

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boys, at best, they will

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stand behind their backs for hours, sniffling and

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looking numbly at the float, we

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noticed that under this circumstance, the

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fish immediately stops biting

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at in the worst case, the boys will start

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swimming nearby, blowing bubbles and

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diving like horses, then you need to reel in the fishing rods

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and change the place besides the boys,

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women and chatty old men, we had

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more serious enemies underwater snags

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mosquitoes duckweed thunderstorms bad weather and the profit of

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water in lakes and rivers to catch in the bark in

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sixth places it was very tempting to see a

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large fish hiding there, or I fish took it to

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us slowly and surely, drowned the

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float deeply, then the fishing line got tangled up

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and the snag was torn off along with the float;

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hot days when in the sky for days the

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same plump, cotton-like clouds stood in one place

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in the creeks

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and lakes, small algae appeared

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like mold, duckweed,

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the water was covered with a sticky green film

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so thick that even the sinker

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could not break through

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before the thunderstorm, the fish stopped biting,

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it I was afraid of a calm thunderstorm when the earth

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trembles muffledly from distant thunder in

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bad weather and when the water arrived there

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was no bite, but how beautiful the

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foggy fresh mornings were when the shadows of the trees

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lay far on the water and right near the

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shore flocks of

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leisurely, goggle-eyed

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heads walked in flocks on such mornings the dragonflies loved to

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perch at the drunken floats and we

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watched with bated breath as a float

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with a dragonfly

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suddenly slowly slanted into the water, the dragonfly

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took off after getting its legs wet, and at the end of

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the fishing line a strong and cheerful fish walked along the bottom,

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how beautiful

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the rudd were, feeding live silver into the

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thick grass

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jumping among the dandelions and the porridges

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were beautiful sunsets in the full sky

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above the forest lakes thin cloud smoke

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cold stems

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crackling fire quack of wild ducks

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grandfather turned out to be right

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in the evening a thunderstorm came it

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grumbled for a long time in the forests then

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rose to the zenith like an ashen wall and 1

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lightning struck in the distance and the haystacks

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we sat in the tent until night at midnight the

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rain subsided, we lit a big fire,

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dried off

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and lay down to take a nap in the meadows, the

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night birds screamed sadly and a white star

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shimmered over the gap in the clear

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sky, I'll come 3rd I dozed off, woke me up with the cry of a quail,

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it's time to drink a parade and a couple

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screamed somewhere nearby in the thickets

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briar and buckthorn, we went down from the

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steep bank to the water, clinging to roots

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and grasses, the water glistened like black glass

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on the sandy bottom, paths

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laid by snails were visible, Reuben threw a fishing

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rod not far from me, a few

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minutes later I heard his quiet inviting

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whistle, it was our fishing tongue, a short

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whistle three times it meant drop everything, come

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here, I carefully approached the Reuben, he

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silently showed me on the float,

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some strange fish was biting, the float swayed

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carefully, fidgeted, to the right, then to the left,

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trembled,

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but did not drown, he began to look, plunged a little

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and surfaced again, the Reuben froze,

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biting like that only a very large fish,

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the float quickly went to the side,

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stopped, straightened up and began to slowly

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sink, drowns, said I drag the Reuben, the rod flowed, the fishing

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line bent into an arc, the fishing line whistled, the

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invisible fish slammed into the water tightly and slowly inserted

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the fishing line in circles, the sunlight fell on the

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water through the thickets, the woodpecker and I I saw a

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bright bronze shine under the water, it was bending and

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backing into the depths of the caught fish, we

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pulled it out, and only a few minutes later

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it turned out to be a huge lazy tench with

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dark golden scales and black

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fins,

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it lay in the wet grass and slowly

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moved its thick tail,

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Reuben wiped the sweat from his forehead, we more they didn’t

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catch, we wound up the fishing rods and went to the village,

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Reuben carried me, he hung heavily from his

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shoulder, water was dripping from me, and the scales

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sparkled so dazzlingly like the golden

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domes of the former monastery on clear days

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the domes were visible 30 kilometers away, we

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walked through the meadows at ease The women, when they

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saw us, stopped working and looked at the

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tench,

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covering their eyes with their palms, as they look at the

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unbearable sun, the women were silent,

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then a light whisper of delight passed through their

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motley line, we walked through the line of women

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calmly and independently,

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only one of them sighed and, taking up

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the rake, told us

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beauty after then what we carried to the

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eyes hurt without hurrying

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we carried it through the whole village the

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old women leaned out of the windows and looked

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at our backs the boys ran after and the

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buzzards uncle again where he caught them give again

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what he pecked at and the grandfather 10 percent

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clicked the tench on the golden hard gills the

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women laughed now their tongues will be set on fire,

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otherwise they’ve got all the hahanks and giggles now

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dressed and but I’m serious and from then on we

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stopped bypassing the woman, we walked straight towards

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them and they affectionately shouted at us to bring you

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down, it wouldn’t be a sin to catch us, it wouldn’t be a sin to bring us fish,

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so justice triumphed

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[music ]

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week or the last goblin grandfather went for

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wild raspberries

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to a remote lake and returned with a

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face twisted with fear, he

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shouted for a long time around the village that there were goblins on the lake, as

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proof I show the torn

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pants ischia to spat out the grandfather in the leg,

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tore the rows and stuffed a large amount of food on his knees

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no one believed,

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even the angry old women of Khankala, that

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goblin had no beaks from birth, that goblin were

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not introduced into lakes, and finally that

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now there are no goblin at all and cannot be,

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they were beaten to the last food, but still the

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old women stopped going to the deaf

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for berries, they were ashamed to admit that

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they are afraid of goblin and therefore, in response to the

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old woman’s reproaches, they responded to the chant by hiding

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their eyes and dear berries, now there are no berries even on a

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remote lake,

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such an empty summer never

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happened, judge for yourself why we should go in vain, they did

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n’t believe grandfather also because

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he was an eccentric and a loser called Grandfather 10

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percent Klitschko it was incomprehensible to us,

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but that’s what they call me, the chalk

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explained once that my grandfather explained that only 10

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percent of my former strength was left with the villa,

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I was bullied, well, I was too lazy, I’m just a

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lion, how will he come out into the street grunt no, it’s empty all around,

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women grab the guys, throw them In the hut, the men

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go out into the yard only with pitchforks, about

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which they are timid and do not come out at all,

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the war fought hard then in the shift, I

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listen to what happened next, that pig climbed into

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my hut, sniffles, glares at me with evil

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eyes, of course I pulled it with a crutch, go they say,

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dear to the devil, well, you are there, but then

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she got up and rushed at me,

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knocked me off my feet, I’m lying screaming out loud,

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she’s tearing me up, she’s tormenting me, Vaska

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Zhukov is screaming, let’s drive the fire truck

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away with water, because now it’s

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forbidden to kill pigs, people are milling about, screaming. she's

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tearing me up, she's tormenting me with force, the

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men beat me off with flails from her in the hospital,

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I was in the hospital, the doctor was really surprised

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by you, Dmitry says, according to medical

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evidence, there's no more than 10

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percent left, now I'm still getting by on these

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percentages,

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it's like chalk, and they killed the pig with a

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different explosive bullet and and didn’t take it in the evening, we called my

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grandfather over to ask about the goblin, the

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smell of fresh milk

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hung over the village streets from the forest

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clearings, the cows were driven in, the women were screaming at the stake,

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so mournful, affectionately calling the

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calves’ bodies, it’s just a matter of waiting for a lie, the grandfather

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said that he met a goblin on the

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channel near the lake there he rushed at the

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grandfather and hit him so hard with his beak that the grandfather fell

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into the raspberry bushes,

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squealed in a voice that was not his own, and then

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jumped up and ran all the way to the burnt

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swamp, his

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heart was almost lashed, that’s

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what the wrap turned out to be, and what kind of

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person is this

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grandfather scratching the back of his head, but it looks like a

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bird he said hesitantly, the voice

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is harmful, hoarse, as if the bird is drinking from a cold, it’s

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not a bird drinking from him, he’ll figure out

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whether we should go to a remote lake,

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still curious, Reuben said when the

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grandfather left, let’s drink tea with bagels, here’s something, that

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is, I answered,

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we went out the next day, I took a

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double-barreled shotgun We were going to a remote lake

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for the first time and therefore took our grandfather with us as a

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guide. At first he refused,

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citing his 10 percent, then

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he agreed, but asked that for this he be

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given 2 days of labor on the collective farm.

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you'll get it out of your head then I'll write it down,

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but for now he walks, blessing, he walked

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on the road, he told the goblin reluctantly, he was reluctant to say anything

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anymore,

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and he was eating anything, the goblin asked

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Reuben, it must be assumed that he eats little fish, he

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eats on the ground, he climbs berries, he lives, his

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grandfather told him that he also needs to earn

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something for nothing evil spirits

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and he’s black, you’ll see, you’ll see, answered

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mysteriously, the grandfather will pretend to be like this

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and show him all day we walked with

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pine forests,

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walked without roads, crossed dry

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swamps, balls

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where the leg sank knee-deep in dry

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brown mosses, listened to the thin grazing of birds

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and birds, the heat was thickly infused

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your mole crickets were screaming

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in the dry clearings, grasshoppers were raining from under your feet, tired,

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not quattro, it smelled like hot

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pine bark and dry strawberries in the sky

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above the tops of the pines, hawks hung motionless, the

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heat exhausted us, the forest was

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knee-

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dry and it seemed that it was quietly smoldering from the

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heat of the sun

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even as if it smelled like burning, we didn’t

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smoke, we were afraid that from the very first match

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the forest would burst into flames and crackle like dry

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juniper and white smoke lazily creeps towards the

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yellow sun,

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we rested in the dense thickets of aspen and birch trees, we made our way

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through the thickets to damp places

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and breathed in the mushroom-like scent of grass and

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roots

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and we lay at rest for a long time and listened to the

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noise of the

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ocean surf of the tops of the pine trees

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high above our heads, the slow summer

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wind,

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it must have been very hot, only towards

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sunset we went to the shore of the lake, the

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silent night was

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carefully approaching the forests with a dull

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blue, barely noticeable, as if drops of

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silver water

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were glistening the first stars, ducks with a heavy

00:25:31

whistle, flew to roost for the night, the lake,

00:25:35

closed by a belt of impenetrable thickets, glittered

00:25:38

below on the black water,

00:25:42

wide circles spread, fish played at

00:25:46

sunset, the night began over the forest

00:25:50

edge,

00:25:52

long twilight thickened the body in the thickets and only

00:25:56

the fire crackled and flared up, breaking the

00:26:00

forest silence, the

00:26:01

grandfather sat by the fire Well, where is your

00:26:08

Lesha not 3 I asked there and the grandfather

00:26:13

vaguely waved his hand into the

00:26:17

aspen thickets where you are rushing to look in the morning, we will

00:26:22

now be a night thing and we have to wait for the dark

00:26:27

at dawn I woke up digging pine trees,

00:26:32

warm fog, the

00:26:34

grandfather sat by the fire and hastily crossed himself,

00:26:39

his wet beard was trembling finely and why are you

00:26:44

grandfather asked I am with you until

00:26:48

death muttered grandfather hear scream

00:26:52

anathema

00:26:54

hear wake up everyone I listened sleepily

00:27:00

struck a fish in the lake then carried an

00:27:04

abrasive furious cry

00:27:07

lesson screamed someone wak wak

00:27:14

in the dark a fuss began something living

00:27:19

thrashed heavily in the water and again the evil

00:27:23

voice shouted in triumph

00:27:26

wak wak save the mistress three-handed

00:27:34

muttered grandfather stammering hear his

00:27:39

teeth clicking pulled me and you here to

00:27:44

push the old fool from the lake

00:27:49

strange clicking and wooden knocking came

00:27:53

as if there were boys fighting with sticks there

00:27:56

I pushed Reuben he woke up and said

00:28:01

scared we need to catch I took the gun,

00:28:05

well, my grandfather said, act as you wish, I do

00:28:10

n’t know anything, I still have to answer for you,

00:28:13

well, you’re branded, my grandfather was

00:28:17

completely stunned by

00:28:20

the ideas, shoot, he muttered angrily,

00:28:24

the authorities won’t give me a smack for this either,

00:28:27

that you can shoot at the devil,

00:28:31

what did you come up with a lesson from? the

00:28:37

goblin grandfather desperately shouted, threw an overcoat over his head and

00:28:41

fell silent, we crawled to the shore of the lake, the fog

00:28:47

rustled in the grass

00:28:49

above the water, a

00:28:52

huge white sun slowly rose,

00:28:54

I parted the wolfberry bushes on the shore,

00:28:59

peered into the lake and slowly pulled out the

00:29:03

guns of the countries,

00:29:06

but what kind of bird I don’t understand,

00:29:10

we carefully rose on the black water, a

00:29:15

huge bird was swimming, its plumage

00:29:20

shimmered with lemon

00:29:25

pink color, its head was not visible, it

00:29:31

was all under water along its long neck, we were

00:29:37

numb, the bird pulled out of the water a

00:29:41

small head the size of an egg,

00:29:45

overgrown with curly down, the head looked as

00:29:49

if we had glued a huge beak with a

00:29:53

red leather bag Pilika

00:29:58

quietly said Reuben, this is a Dalmatian pelican,

00:30:02

I know people like him, the verse shouted in warning on

00:30:08

the telecom and looked at us with a red

00:30:12

eye, the tail of a

00:30:18

fat perch was sticking out of the pelican’s beak, they drank country like necks to

00:30:23

push the

00:30:24

perch into the stomach, then I remembered the newspaper, there was

00:30:29

smoked sausage wrapped in it, I

00:30:33

rushed to the fire, shook it out

00:30:37

I straightened out the greasy newspaper from my backpack and read the

00:30:41

advertisements in bold letters.

00:30:45

During the transportation of the menagerie on a

00:30:48

narrow-gauge railway, an

00:30:51

African bird, a pelican, escaped,

00:30:54

signs, pink and yellow feather, large

00:30:58

beak with a fish bag on its head, fluff, an

00:31:01

old, very angry bird, does not like and hits

00:31:06

children, rarely touches adults.

00:31:11

report the find to the menagerie for a decent

00:31:13

reward,

00:31:16

Reuben said, what will we do? It’s

00:31:20

a pity to shoot, and in the fall he will die from the cold; grandfather

00:31:27

will report to the menagerie; I answered, and by the way, he

00:31:30

will receive gratitude;

00:31:32

you went after grandfather; for a long time, grandfather could not

00:31:36

understand what was going on; he was silent; he blinked

00:31:40

his eyes; he kept scraping his skin. chest then

00:31:43

when I realized I went with caution to the shore

00:31:47

to look at the goblin,

00:31:49

here he is your goblin said to Reuben, look

00:31:53

and the dear grandfather giggled,

00:31:57

but am I saying, it’s clear that the

00:32:02

goblin should

00:32:03

live in the wild, he pours in the fish of the floor, and

00:32:09

thank you, have the people been weakened from fear

00:32:13

now the girls are here for to the pond for berries,

00:32:17

just hold on, the stray bird has

00:32:23

never seen one like this during the day, we caught fish and carried it away

00:32:28

and the fire, the

00:32:30

pelican hurriedly crawled ashore and

00:32:33

hobbled to our rest stop, he

00:32:36

looked at the grandfather with a narrowed eye,

00:32:39

as if trying to remember something, the grandfather

00:32:44

trembled, but then the pelican

00:32:47

saw the fish opened its beak, snapped it with a

00:32:51

wooden sound, shouted week and began

00:32:55

desperately beating its wings and stamping its

00:32:59

duck paw from the side it looked

00:33:02

like a pelican was pumping a heavy pump from the

00:33:07

fire, coals and sparks flew from the fire,

00:33:11

why was he scared, the grandfather

00:33:16

was asking for fish or something, explained Reuben, we gave them the

00:33:20

pelican

00:33:22

he swallowed the fish,

00:33:24

but still managed to casually pinch

00:33:27

me in the back and hiss, then he again

00:33:30

began to pump the air with his wings,

00:33:34

squat and stomp his foot

00:33:37

beg for the fish, he went, he went, his grandfather grumbled at him,

00:33:42

he swung all day, the giant

00:33:47

wandered around us, hissed and shouted, but he did

00:33:51

n’t touch him it was given

00:33:53

in the evening, we left the pelican into the forest on the kidney

00:33:59

beat us with its wings and angrily shouted

00:34:03

wak wak probably, but he was unhappy that

00:34:08

we were abandoning him on the lake and demanded that

00:34:11

we return in two days,

00:34:15

grandfather went to the city, found a menagerie on the market

00:34:19

square and told the piping

00:34:23

Any person came from the city and collected a

00:34:28

squirrel; my

00:34:29

grandfather received 40 rubles from the menagerie and

00:34:33

bought a new headquarters for a couple of them; you are the

00:34:38

first class of mine;

00:34:40

he said and delayed the headquarters about mine in the

00:34:44

ports; the conversation goes on all the way to Ryazan;

00:34:48

they say even in the newspapers they published

00:34:52

about this spiritual bird.

00:34:55

she is what life is and our melon

00:35:03

[music]

00:35:20

hare paws to the veterinarian,

00:35:25

Vanya Malyavin, the female lake survivor, came to our village and

00:35:30

brought a small warm hare wrapped in a torn important

00:35:33

jacket. The

00:35:34

hare cried and

00:35:39

often blinked his eyes, red from tears, are you

00:35:44

crazy? the veterinarian shouted, soon you will be a

00:35:48

stone and neck carry the naked and you don’t

00:35:54

bark, this is a special hare,

00:35:58

Vanya said in a hoarse whisper, and so the grandfather sent him and

00:36:02

ordered him to treat him, what to treat,

00:36:06

his paws are underground, the veterinarian turned Vanya

00:36:10

to face the door,

00:36:12

pushed him in the back and shouted,

00:36:16

go ahead, I don’t know how to treat them, I fried them with an

00:36:20

onion for my grandfather there will be a snack

00:36:22

Vanya did not answer anything, he went out into the canopy,

00:36:26

blinked his eyes, pulled his nose and

00:36:29

buried himself in the log wall,

00:36:33

tears flowed down the wall, the hare quietly trembled under a

00:36:38

greasy jacket, what are you doing, little guy,

00:36:43

asked Vanya, the compassionate grandmother Anisya,

00:36:47

she brought her

00:36:49

only goat to the veterinarian, why are you two

00:36:53

heartfelt tears shedding oh, it happened that he was

00:36:58

burned, his grandfather’s hare said quiet, not

00:37:02

in a forest fire, his

00:37:04

paws burned himself, he can’t run,

00:37:08

the lady is about to die, she won’t die, small couple sham cola, bring

00:37:13

it, tell your grandfather if

00:37:17

he really wants the hare to come out, let

00:37:21

him carry it to the city for Karl Petrovich Vanya wiped away

00:37:25

his tears and went home through the forests, but he didn’t walk near the women’s

00:37:30

lake, he

00:37:31

offended him barefoot along the hot

00:37:34

sandy road, a recent forest fire

00:37:37

passed north near the

00:37:41

lake itself, it smelled of burning and dry cloves, it

00:37:45

grew in large islands in the clearings, the hare

00:37:50

moaned,

00:37:51

Vanya found along the road fluffy ones covered with

00:37:56

silver soft with his hair

00:37:59

he tore out the leaves and put them under the pines q and

00:38:03

turned the hare around the hare looked at the leaves

00:38:07

buried his head in them and fell silent why are you

00:38:12

gray those and ask Vanya would you eat the hare was silent you

00:38:17

would have eaten repeated Vanya and

00:38:22

his voice trembled

00:38:24

can you drink if you want the hare Pavel with a torn ear

00:38:30

and Vanya closed his eyes, took him in his arms and

00:38:34

ran straight through the forest, he had to

00:38:37

quickly let the hare drink from the lake, there was an

00:38:41

unheard-of heat that summer over

00:38:45

the forests in the morning,

00:38:47

strings of dense white clouds floated

00:38:51

at noon, the clouds quickly rushed

00:38:55

up to the zenith

00:38:57

and rushed before our eyes and disappeared somewhere - then

00:39:00

beyond the borders of the frying sky, a hurricane had been blowing for

00:39:05

two weeks without a break, the resin of the

00:39:09

shaya sticks along the pine trunks

00:39:11

turned into an amber stone in the morning,

00:39:16

the grandfather put on clean onuchi

00:39:18

and new bast shoes, took a staff and a piece of bread and

00:39:22

wandered into the city, Vanya carried the hares behind him, the hare became

00:39:28

completely quiet, only shuddered occasionally with his

00:39:32

whole body and convulsively sighed the dry wind of

00:39:36

the chair over the city, clouds of dust,

00:39:39

oh, how the flour in it gave chicken fluff,

00:39:43

dry leaves and straw, from a distance it seemed

00:39:47

that a quiet fire was smoking over the city in the

00:39:51

market square it was very empty, sultry

00:39:55

in the cab, the horses were dozing

00:39:58

near the water booth and on their heads

00:40:03

they were wearing straw hats, the

00:40:05

grandfather crossed himself, the wrong horse, the wrong

00:40:11

bride, the jester will sort them out, he said and

00:40:14

spat,

00:40:15

they asked passers-by for a long time about Karl

00:40:19

Petrovich, but no one really

00:40:22

answered anything, they went into the pharmacy, a fat old

00:40:26

man in pince-nez and a short white

00:40:28

robe shrugged his shoulders angrily and said

00:40:31

I like this rather strange

00:40:34

question

00:40:35

Karl Petrovich Korzh, a specialist in childhood

00:40:39

diseases, has stopped accepting patients for three years now,

00:40:43

why is he your grandfather, stuttering out of respect for

00:40:48

pharmacies or out of timidity, he told about a hare,

00:40:52

I like this, said the pharmacist, there are

00:40:56

interesting patients in our

00:40:58

city, I like this very well he

00:41:03

nervously took off his pince-nez, wiped it again, put it

00:41:07

on his nose and stared at his grandfather

00:41:09

dead, the pharmacist was silent and stomped around, the pharmacist was also silent,

00:41:13

the silence became painful,

00:41:18

postal street 3 suddenly the pharmacist shouted into the hearts

00:41:22

and slammed some

00:41:24

disheveled thick book 3-bet with you we

00:41:29

reached the postal street just

00:41:32

on time, a

00:41:33

high thunderstorm set in from behind, lazy

00:41:38

thunder stretched beyond the horizon like a

00:41:41

sleepy strongman straightened his shoulders and

00:41:45

reluctantly the patriarch was a

00:41:48

gray earth, a row went along the river,

00:41:51

silent lightning, stealthily but

00:41:55

striking swiftly and strongly into the meadows far

00:41:59

beyond the clearings, a haystack was already burning, they had lit

00:42:03

them, large drops of rain fell on the

00:42:07

dusty road and soon it became like the

00:42:10

surface of the moon,

00:42:12

each drop left a small crater in the dust.

00:42:16

Karl Petrovich

00:42:19

was playing something sad and melodic on the piano

00:42:24

when his grandfather’s disheveled beard appeared in the window, a

00:42:27

minute later Karl Petrovich was

00:42:31

already angry, I’m not a veterinarian, he said and

00:42:36

slammed the lid of the piano

00:42:38

immediately in the meadows grumbled thunder I spent my whole

00:42:42

life treating children, they are hares, both children

00:42:48

and hare, all the same, the grandfather stubbornly muttered,

00:42:53

all one shoulder, show mercy to

00:42:59

our veterinarian, such matters are not within the jurisdiction of our veterinarian,

00:43:01

he was a farrier for us, this hare can be said to be

00:43:07

my savior,

00:43:08

I owe him my life of gratitude, I

00:43:13

must, and you say quit a

00:43:17

minute later, Karl Petrovich,

00:43:21

the old man with gray ruffled eyebrows,

00:43:24

worriedly listened to the stumbling story of

00:43:28

his grandfather, Karl Petrovich finally

00:43:32

agreed to treat the hare, and the next

00:43:36

morning the grandfather went to the lake and left Vanya with

00:43:41

Karl Petrovich to go after the hare every other

00:43:45

day, the entire postal street overgrown with goose

00:43:49

grass already knew that Karl Petrovich treats a

00:43:53

hare who was burned in a terrible forest

00:43:57

fire and saved some old man,

00:44:01

two days later the whole small town already knew about it,

00:44:03

and on the third day a

00:44:08

long young man in a felt hat came to Karl Petrovich,

00:44:12

introduced himself to the staff of a Moscow

00:44:15

newspaper and asked for a conversation, and the hares

00:44:20

cured the hare, Vanya wrapped it up his cotton

00:44:26

rags and took them home, soon the story about the

00:44:31

hare was forgotten and only some

00:44:34

Moscow professor spent a long time trying to get his

00:44:37

grandfather to sell him the hare. He

00:44:42

even sent letters with stamps in response, but his grandfather did not

00:44:45

give in

00:44:47

to his dictation. Vanya wrote a

00:44:51

letter to the professor. The hare is not a corrupt living soul.

00:44:56

let him live in freedom and stay

00:45:00

Larion Malyavin this fall I spent the night with my

00:45:06

grandfather Larion but in the women's lake a

00:45:10

constellation cold like grains of ice

00:45:14

floated in the water

00:45:16

dry reeds rustled earth ducks in the

00:45:20

thickets and quacked pitifully all night grandfather

00:45:25

couldn't sleep

00:45:26

he sat by the stove and repaired a torn a

00:45:30

fishing net then he put a samovar

00:45:34

from it, the windows in the hut immediately fogged up

00:45:39

and the stars from fiery points turned

00:45:42

into muddy balls in the yard Lail Murzik he

00:45:47

jumped into the darkness clanging his teeth and

00:45:50

jumped away

00:45:51

fought with the impenetrable October night

00:45:56

the hare slept in the hallway and occasionally in his sleep

00:46:00

knocked loudly with his hind paw on the rotten

00:46:03

floorboards we drank tea at night, waiting for the

00:46:08

distant and decisive dawn,

00:46:11

and over tea my grandfather finally told me a

00:46:16

story about a hare

00:46:19

in August, my grandfather went hunting on the

00:46:23

northern shore of the lake or they were dry

00:46:27

as gunpowder, my grandfather came across a little hare with a torn

00:46:31

left ear, my grandfather shot him with an

00:46:35

old tied wire and guns, but

00:46:38

missed, the hare ran away, I went further, but

00:46:43

suddenly I was alarmed from the south from the side of the

00:46:46

burdocks, there was a strong smell of smoke,

00:46:51

the wind rose, a haze of

00:46:52

arrows was already blowing

00:46:56

through the forest like a white veil;

00:47:04

his wind

00:47:08

turned into a hurricane, the fire of the canal along the ground at an

00:47:12

unheard of speed, according to the grandfather,

00:47:16

even a train could not escape from such a fire, the

00:47:20

grandfather was right, during the hurricane the fire was moving at a

00:47:26

speed of 30 kilometers per hour

00:47:29

get ran along the kidneys, stumbled, fell, the

00:47:34

smoke gave out his eyes and from behind a

00:47:37

wide roar and crackling of the flames of

00:47:42

mortality could already be heard, the grandfather grabbed him by the

00:47:45

shoulders and at that time a hare jumped out from under the grandfather’s feet,

00:47:51

he ran slowly and dragged his hind legs,

00:47:56

then only the grandfather noticed that the hare’s legs

00:48:01

were burnt,

00:48:02

the grandfather was delighted with the hare as if it were his own, like an

00:48:07

old forest the resident grandfather knew that animals

00:48:11

sense where the fire is coming from much better than humans

00:48:15

and always save themselves and die, and not

00:48:20

only in those rare cases when fire

00:48:23

surrounds them

00:48:24

grandfather ran after the hare he ran crying with

00:48:29

fear and shouted wait darling do

00:48:32

n’t run tact mistake the hare took grandfather out of the

00:48:38

fire when they ran out of the forest to the lake, the

00:48:43

hare and the grandfather both fell from fatigue, the

00:48:48

grandfather picked up the hare and carried it home, the

00:48:52

hare's back legs and stomach were singed,

00:48:57

then the grandfather cured him and kept him with him

00:49:02

before the

00:49:04

grandfather said, looking at the samovar so

00:49:07

angry

00:49:08

as if the samovar was to blame for everything, yes before

00:49:14

that, the hares come out, I was very guilty,

00:49:20

we are a man, what did you do wrong

00:49:25

from and be look at the hare at

00:49:31

my savior when you recognize the Piraeus lantern,

00:49:35

I took the lantern from the table and went out into the hallway, the

00:49:40

hare was sleeping, I bent over him with a lantern and

00:49:46

noticed that the hare’s left ear was torn

00:49:51

then I'm more than anything

00:49:56

[music]

00:50:05

a thief we came in despair

00:50:12

we didn't know how to catch this red

00:50:17

cat

00:50:18

he robbed us every night he

00:50:23

hid so cleverly that none of us

00:50:27

really saw him only a week later

00:50:30

it was finally possible to establish that the cat's

00:50:34

ear was torn and a piece of dirty tail was chopped off,

00:50:39

it was a cat who had lost all conscience,

00:50:43

a [ __ ] and a bandit called him a thief behind his back,

00:50:49

he stole all the fish, meat,

00:50:55

sour cream and bread, once he even tore open a

00:50:59

tin can with worms in the closet,

00:51:02

he didn’t eat them, but the

00:51:06

chickens came running to the open can and pecked it all our supply of

00:51:09

worms,

00:51:10

gorged on bullets, lay in the sun and

00:51:14

moaned, we walked around them and cursed,

00:51:18

but fishing was still disrupted for

00:51:22

almost a month. We spent almost a month tracking

00:51:26

down the

00:51:27

red cat. The village boys

00:51:30

helped us with this.

00:51:32

One day they rushed in and breathlessly

00:51:36

told us that at dawn the

00:51:38

code flashed by. crouching through the gardens and

00:51:42

dragging a kukan with perches in his teeth, we

00:51:48

threw it into the cellar and discovered that the

00:51:51

kukan was missing; there were 10 fat perches on it,

00:51:56

caught in a breakout;

00:51:58

this was no longer theft and robbery in broad

00:52:03

daylight; we vowed to catch the cat and

00:52:07

blow him up for a gangster trick; the code

00:52:11

was caught that same evening he stole a

00:52:14

piece of liverwurst from the table and put it

00:52:17

on the

00:52:18

rose, we began to shake the birch tree, code dropped

00:52:22

the sausage,

00:52:23

it fell on Reuben’s head, the cat looked

00:52:26

at us from above with wild eyes and howled menacingly,

00:52:30

but there was no escape and code decided to take a

00:52:35

desperate act with With a terrifying howl, he

00:52:39

fell from the birch tree,

00:52:41

fell to the ground, jumped up like a soccer

00:52:44

ball and rushed under the house, the house was small,

00:52:48

he stood in a remote abandoned garden,

00:52:52

every night we were woken up by the sound of wild apples

00:52:56

giving light to the windows on his planked roof,

00:52:59

the house was littered with fishing rods, shot apples

00:53:04

and dry leaves we only spent the night in it

00:53:08

all the days from dawn to dark, we

00:53:11

spent on the banks of countless

00:53:13

channels and lakes there, we fished and

00:53:17

made fires in the coastal thickets,

00:53:20

to get to the shores of the lakes we had to

00:53:24

trample down narrow paths in the fragrant

00:53:28

tall grasses, their corollas swayed above our

00:53:32

heads and showered our shoulders

00:53:35

We returned in the evening with yellow flower dust,

00:53:39

scratched by rose hips,

00:53:41

tired and salted by the sun with bundles of

00:53:46

silvery fish, and each time we were

00:53:49

greeted with stories about the new antics of the

00:53:54

red cat,

00:53:55

but finally the code was caught, he crawled under the house

00:54:02

into the only narrow hole, there

00:54:04

was no way out from there, we blocked the hole with an

00:54:08

old fishing net and they began to wait,

00:54:12

but the cat did not come out, he howled disgustingly, howled

00:54:18

continuously without any fatigue, an

00:54:22

hour passed 23, it was time to go to bed, but under

00:54:29

you, he

00:54:30

cursed under the house and it got on his

00:54:34

nerves, then Lyonka was called in, the

00:54:39

village shoemaker, Lyonka, was famous for his

00:54:42

fearlessness, awkwardness, he was tasked with

00:54:46

pulling him out from under the house Lyonka the cat took a

00:54:50

silk line, tied a

00:54:53

dress he caught during the day to it by the tail and threw it

00:54:57

through the hole into the underground, the howl stopped, we

00:55:02

heard a crunch and a predatory clicking, the code

00:55:07

grabbed the fish's head with his teeth, he

00:55:11

grabbed it with a death grip, Lyonka pulled the

00:55:16

line and desperately resisted, but Lyonka

00:55:21

was stronger and in addition, the code did not want

00:55:24

to release the delicious fish, a minute later the

00:55:28

cat’s head, with its teeth clenched in the dress,

00:55:33

appeared in the hole of the vine.

00:55:35

Lenya grabbed the cat by the collar and lifted him

00:55:39

off the ground, for

00:55:40

the first time we looked at him properly, he

00:55:45

closed his eyes and pressed his ears and he tucked his tail

00:55:53

under himself, just in case it turned out to be skinny,

00:55:58

despite the constant theft, a fiery

00:56:02

red cat, a homeless child with white

00:56:06

marks on his stomach, having examined the cat,

00:56:10

Reuben thoughtfully asked what we should do with him, tear him out, he

00:56:16

said, I won’t help, said

00:56:20

Lyonka,

00:56:21

he’s had a character since childhood, he’s been waiting for such a move,

00:56:26

closing his eyes, then Reuben suddenly

00:56:29

said he

00:56:30

needs it feed cup should we

00:56:34

followed this advice into the

00:56:38

closet and gave him a wonderful dinner of

00:56:42

fried pork jellied tongue, it had

00:56:47

cottage cheese and sour cream, the cat ate for more than an hour,

00:56:53

he staggered out of the closet, sat down on the

00:56:58

threshold and washed himself, looking at us and at the

00:57:03

low stars with

00:57:05

green impudent eyes after After

00:57:09

washing, he snorted for a long time and rubbed his head

00:57:14

on the floor, this obviously was supposed to

00:57:17

mean fun, we were afraid that he

00:57:22

would rub the fur on the back of his head, then the code

00:57:25

turned over on his back,

00:57:27

caught his tail, chewed it, spat it out,

00:57:32

stretched out by the stove and snored peacefully

00:57:38

from that day on, he took root with us and stopped

00:57:44

steal

00:57:45

the next morning, he even committed a

00:57:49

noble and unexpected act, the

00:57:52

chickens climbed onto the table in the garden and pushing each

00:57:56

other, quarreling,

00:57:58

began to peck buckwheat porridge from the plates, the

00:58:03

cat trembled indignation, crept up pur ohm

00:58:08

and with a short cry of victory jumped onto the

00:58:12

table, they took off with a desperate scream, they

00:58:16

overturned the jug with milk and rushed,

00:58:19

losing feathers, to run away from the garden in front of you

00:58:22

was a wild colinas you rooster nicknamed the

00:58:26

loudmouth, he carried it on three paws

00:58:32

and 4 front paws hit the rooster on the back from the

00:58:37

rooster there was fluff flying inside him, from

00:58:41

each blow something booze and buzzed

00:58:44

like a code hit a rubber ball,

00:58:48

after that the rooster lay

00:58:52

in a fit for several minutes, rolled his eyes and moaned quietly, they

00:58:57

poured cold water on him and he walked away, since

00:59:02

then the chickens were afraid to steal when they saw the

00:59:07

cat, they list we just hid

00:59:11

under the house for days, the cat walked around the house and garden like an

00:59:17

owner and stood

00:59:19

he rubbed his head and our legs, he demanded

00:59:24

gratitude, leaving tufts of red wool on our trousers

00:59:32

[music]

00:59:43

rubber boat

00:59:48

we bought an inflatable rubber boat for fishing,

00:59:56

we bought it in the winter in Moscow and since

01:00:00

then we have not known peace, it was

01:00:03

Rune who worried the most, it

01:00:06

seemed to him that in his entire life there had never

01:00:10

been such a long and boring spring

01:00:13

that the snow was deliberately melting very slowly and

01:00:17

that the summer would be cold and not us Reuben

01:00:23

grabbed his head and complained v2

01:00:26

mounted

01:00:27

the eu dreamed that a big pike was dragging

01:00:31

him along with a rubber boat across the lake and the

01:00:34

boat dives into the water and flies back out with a

01:00:38

deafening gurgling, then I dreamed of the

01:00:41

piercing robber whistle of

01:00:45

this evil thing, ripped open by a snag,

01:00:49

the air quickly came out and ruined, escaping,

01:00:52

fussily swam to the shore and held a

01:00:56

box of cigarettes in my teeth,

01:00:59

the fears passed only in the summer when we

01:01:02

brought the boat to the village and tested it in a

01:01:07

shallow place near the bridge,

01:01:10

dozens of boys swam near the boat,

01:01:13

whistled, laughed and dived to see the

01:01:17

boat from below,

01:01:18

the boat was calmly swaying, a thick

01:01:22

gray, turtle-like, white,

01:01:26

furry puppy with black ears, Murzik

01:01:29

Lailani from the shore and digging the sand with his hind paws,

01:01:33

this meant that Murzik had been caught for at

01:01:37

least an hour

01:01:39

cows in the meadow they raised their heads and everyone

01:01:43

stopped chewing as if on command, the women walked

01:01:47

across the bridge with their wallets, they saw a

01:01:51

rubber boat, they squealed and swore

01:01:55

at us and the shalls that they came up with to stir up people in

01:02:01

vain, and after the test, the grandfather of 10

01:02:06

percent felt the boat with his clumsy fingers

01:02:10

you how i and picked and patted the inflated ones

01:02:14

sides and said with respect the blower

01:02:19

on I thing after these words

01:02:23

the boat was recognized by the entire population of

01:02:26

the village

01:02:27

and the fishermen even envied us

01:02:31

but the fears did not go away the boat had a

01:02:35

new enemy

01:02:37

Murzik Murzik was not quick-witted and therefore

01:02:42

misfortune always happened to him - he was

01:02:46

stung by a wasp and he was lying on

01:02:49

the ground squealing, there was grass, then they

01:02:51

gave him the paw of the product, I had honey and

01:02:57

lubricated his furry muzzle with it,

01:03:00

leaves and chicken fluff stuck to his muzzle and

01:03:04

our boy had to wash

01:03:07

Murzik with warm water, but most of all the

01:03:11

music drove us by barking and trying to

01:03:15

gnaw He barked at everything he came across,

01:03:18

mostly at incomprehensible

01:03:22

things at the red cat, at the primus itself, and you find it,

01:03:29

sat on the window, washed himself thoroughly and

01:03:33

pretended that he did not hear the annoying bark,

01:03:37

only one ear trembled strangely

01:03:41

with hatred and contempt for Murzik,

01:03:44

sometimes he glanced at the code at the puppy with

01:03:48

bored, insolent eyes, as if

01:03:51

he was telling Murzik to stop attacking you 2

01:03:56

well, then Murzik jumped back and no longer barked,

01:04:00

but squealed, closing his eyes, the code turned his back

01:04:04

to Murzik and yawned loudly with all

01:04:08

his appearance, he wanted to humiliate this

01:04:11

fool, but Murzik did not let up, gress

01:04:16

Murzik silently and for a long time from Georgian and from him,

01:04:20

he always took salty things to the closet

01:04:25

where we found them,

01:04:27

so he chewed up a book of poems by Reuben's braces

01:04:32

and a wonderful float made from a

01:04:35

porcupine's quill,

01:04:37

I bought it for the occasion for 3 rubles, finally

01:04:41

Murzik got to the rubber boat,

01:04:45

he tried to grab it for a long time overboard, but the

01:04:49

boat was very tightly inflated and the teeth were

01:04:53

sliding, there

01:04:54

was nothing to grab onto, then Murzik

01:04:58

climbed into the boat and found there the only

01:05:02

thing that could be chewed - a rubber

01:05:07

stopper, it plugged the air release valve;

01:05:12

at that time we were drinking tea in the garden and did

01:05:15

not suspect anything bad murzik lay down,

01:05:20

squeezed the cork between his paws and grumbled,

01:05:25

he was starting to like the cork, he grn

01:05:29

with it for a long time, the rubber was not supplied, only an

01:05:33

hour later he chewed it up and then an

01:05:37

absolutely terrible and

01:05:41

incredible thing happened: a thick stream of air

01:05:46

burst out of the valve with a roar, like water from a

01:05:50

fire hose

01:05:51

hitting the the wool raised its muzzle to the music

01:05:55

and threw it into the air, the murzik sneezed,

01:05:59

squealed and flew into the nettle thickets, and the

01:06:04

boat whistled for a long time, growled, and the sides

01:06:09

shook and lost weight before our eyes, the chickens

01:06:14

clucked all over the neighbors' yards,

01:06:17

and the red cat rushed at a heavy gallop

01:06:21

through the garden and jumped on birch from there, he

01:06:25

watched for a long time as a strange

01:06:28

boat gurgled, spitting out the last

01:06:32

air in jerks after this incident, Murzik was

01:06:37

punished by

01:06:38

Reuben, spanked him and tied him to the fence,

01:06:43

Murzik apologized when he saw one of

01:06:48

us, he began to sweep up the dust

01:06:51

near the fence with his tail or tried to look into the

01:06:54

eyes, but we were adamant hooligan

01:06:59

prank demanded punishment,

01:07:02

we soon left twenty kilometers away, but

01:07:06

there was a remote lake, but they took Murzik

01:07:10

when we left, he squealed for a long time and

01:07:13

cried on his rope near the fence,

01:07:17

our boy felt sorry for Murzik, but he was

01:07:20

fastened on a remote lake, we stayed for

01:07:24

four days, on the third day at night I

01:07:29

woke up from the fact that someone was

01:07:35

licking my cheeks with a hot and rough tongue, I raised

01:07:40

my head and in the light of the fire

01:07:43

I saw a furry face, wet from tears,

01:07:48

he squealed with joy but did not

01:07:53

forget to apologize all the time, he swept

01:07:56

dry pine needles on the ground with his tail,

01:07:58

our ego was dangling, a piece of chewed up another

01:08:03

rope he was shaking in his fur, his

01:08:06

eyes were filled with garbage, his eyes were red from fatigue,

01:08:11

I cried, I woke everyone up, the

01:08:13

boy laughed, then he cried and

01:08:17

laughed again, Murzik crawled up with blood and licked

01:08:23

his heel for the last time and asked for

01:08:26

forgiveness,

01:08:27

then we reuben 1 cube about rifle a can of beef stew,

01:08:33

we called and with mako tours and fed

01:08:39

Murzik,

01:08:41

Murzik swallowed, crumpled in a few

01:08:44

seconds, then he lay down next to the boy,

01:08:48

put his muzzle under his armpit, sighed

01:08:52

and whistled, but the boy himself

01:08:56

covered Murzik with his coat in his sleep, Murzik

01:09:01

sighed heavily from fatigue and shock,

01:09:05

I thought about how scary it must have

01:09:10

been for someone like that a little dog to run

01:09:14

alone in the dark forests,

01:09:17

sniffing out our tracks, to

01:09:22

lose his way, whines with his paw tucked in, listen to the cry of an owl, the

01:09:26

cracking of branches and the incomprehensible noise of the grass, and

01:09:30

finally rush about the memory of his ears,

01:09:34

when somewhere on the very edge of the earth the

01:09:37

trembling howl of a wolf was heard, I understood the

01:09:43

fright and fatigue of

01:09:46

Murzik I myself had to spend the night

01:09:50

in the forest without comrades and I will never

01:09:53

forget my first night on an unnamed

01:09:57

lake,

01:09:58

it was September, the wind was throwing

01:10:03

wet fragrant leaves from the birches, I was sitting by the fire and

01:10:06

it seemed to me that someone was standing behind me

01:10:09

and looking heavily at the back of my head, then in the

01:10:13

depths thickets, I heard the

01:10:16

clear crack of human steps on the

01:10:20

dead wood, I stood up and obeyed an

01:10:24

inexplicable and sudden fear,

01:10:27

the fire lit up, although I knew that there

01:10:31

was not a soul for tens of kilometers around, I was

01:10:34

completely alone in the night forests, I sat until

01:10:39

dawn by an extinguished fire in the fog in the

01:10:44

autumn In the dampness of the black water, a

01:10:48

bloody moon rose and its light

01:10:52

seemed to me ominous and dead in the morning, we

01:10:58

took Murzik with us into a rubber boat,

01:11:02

he sat quietly with his paws spread,

01:11:05

looked sideways at the valve, wagging the very

01:11:10

tip of his tail, but just in case, he

01:11:14

grumbled quietly, he was afraid that the valve would throw

01:11:18

out again some brutal thing happened to him

01:11:20

after this incident, Murzik quickly

01:11:26

got used to the boat and always slept in it one day a

01:11:31

red cat climbed into the lot and

01:11:34

Murzik decided to sleep there bravely

01:11:37

asked for a cat the cat happened to

01:11:40

hit the music with his paw on the ears and with

01:11:43

terrible spikes like someone splashed

01:11:46

water on a hot frying pan with lard,

01:11:50

flew out of the boat and came closer than a book,

01:11:54

although sometimes they really wanted to

01:11:56

sleep, he

01:11:59

just looked at the boat and a cartoon

01:12:04

from a thicket of burdocks with

01:12:06

green, envious eyes,

01:12:10

the boat survived to the end, no,

01:12:14

it didn’t burst and never ran

01:12:18

into the Korean

01:12:19

rouven triumphed

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1). Летние дни 2). Золотой линь 3). "Уэк" или последний леший 4). Заячьи лапы 5). Кот-ворюга 6). Резиновая лодка Читает народный артист России Рафаэль Клейнер

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