Barbara Scrupski

I can dream, though – can’t I, for myself? Even if you have not the imagination or the soul?

I can dream, though – can’t I, for myself? Even if you have not the imagination or the soul?

– Barbara Scrupski –

Ruslan: A Novel of Russia

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