Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, th — Andrei Platonov, Soul
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Inside every poor creature was a sense of some other happy destiny, a destiny that was necessary and inevitable -why, then, did they find their lives such a burden and why were they always waiting for something?

— Andrei Platonov, Soul
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