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    The Conductor
    The Conductor
    The Conductor
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    The Conductor

    By George Kavsekhornak

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    Having entered into the trolleybus, you hardly notice him immediately. Though summer day in a transport usually is few people, but you can recognize this man only by hanging orange working overalls on the back of his seat.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGeorge Kavsekhornak
    Release dateJul 17, 2015
    ISBN9781310703645
    The Conductor
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    George Kavsekhornak

    George Kavsekhornak was born in Leningrad. Now he lives in Saint-Petersburg (Russia). He writes stories in the style of "urban fantasy" when a number of amazing and necessarily things want to be shared. He writes, on the one hand in the style of openly expressing respect for images created by the classics of Russian literature and the legacy of the plot metamorphosis foreign fiction, on the other hand.

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