At the beginning of March, somewhere, snow fell until dawn, on shorn, without hats and without
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hats,
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With the last name on the tag, they were taken to the Indigirka districts from the cells to the stage.
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There were a lot of suits, smiles, gestures, news, and you could see it all from
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sides -
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As if in an old movie, friends, having not seen each other for a long time, agreed to a meeting
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after a long war.
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As if in an old movie, friends, having not seen each other for a long time, agreed to a meeting
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after a long war.
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The head of the convoy into the column drove everyone three at a time through the prison yard,
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And at the gate on the towers with stars, the boys memorized checked the shutter.
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One rushed to the "jerk", but a nod with his head into the snowdrift, and the body by the legs into the basement
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dragged,
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And now he doesn’t give a damn about the golden Kolyma and the excavations of the far northern land.
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And now he doesn’t give a damn about the golden Kolyma and the excavations of the far northern land.
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But through the blizzard net you can’t see the “ban”, the shooter with a rifle is a little
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blundered
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And the bullet even bit, but rounded the heart, the fugitive was still breathing intermittently.
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In the prison infirmary, the surgeon, in a weak light, was delivered immediately to the table.
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The brightly painted nurse girl was in a hurry and prepared an injection.
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He is a prisoner - so what? |
But he is so good! |
And how many mortals
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do not judge by articles,
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But for the umpteenth time, her timid eyes cannot be torn off from this strong
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bandaged chest.
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But for the umpteenth time, her timid eyes cannot be torn off from this strong
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bandaged chest.
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In a heated ward, under a sheet, in a dressing gown, on the wall, even the radio sings.
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Weeks are rushing by, drips are ringing behind bars, the fugitive is already on his feet.
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And this is how day after day passes, and the girl’s heart is on fire: to know, for the love of gratings
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no and no roofs.
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The girl whispers: “My dear, I can’t live alone without you, is it really the prosecutor’s office
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explain?"
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“My dear, I can’t live alone without you, can you explain this to the prosecutor’s office?”
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And here is an April evening, the guards hunch their shoulders, the ambulance rushes through the yard.
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They glanced out of habit: there was a nurse in the cab, a “green traffic light” for the workers.
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And what was there in the morning! |
The hassle of the convoy and posts: to find neither the convict nor the little sister
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could.
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And it’s not clear why they don’t give a damn about Kolyma and the excavations of the far northern land?
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“My dear, I can’t live alone without you, can you explain this to the prosecutor’s office?” |