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              <text>&lt;p&gt;Возница вез Гордона мимо разрушенных деревень. Часть их была покинута жителями. В других люди ютились в погребах глубоко под землею. Такие деревни представляли груды мусора и щебня, которые тянулись так же в линию, как когда-то дома. Эти сгоревшие селения были сразу обозримы из конца в конец, как пустыри без растительности. На их поверхности копошились старухи погорелки, каждая на своем собственном пепелище, что-то откапывая в золе и все время куда-то припрятывая, и воображали себя укрытыми от посторонних взоров, точно вокруг них были прежние стены. Они встречали и провожали Гордона взглядом, как бы вопрошавшим, скоро ли опомнятся на свете и вернутся в жизни покой и порядок.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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                <text>&lt;p&gt;Boris Pasternak, &lt;em&gt;Doctor Zhivago&lt;/em&gt;, trans. by Max Hayward and Manya Harari (London: Collins and Harvill Press, 1958), p. 107&lt;/p&gt;
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