Anton Chekhov: Ariadne's voice, her walk, her hat, even her footprints on the sandy bank where she used to angle for gudgeon, filled me

Ariadne's voice, her walk, her hat, even her footprints on the sandy bank where — Anton Chekhov

Ariadne's voice, her walk, her hat, even her footprints on the sandy bank where she used to angle for gudgeon, filled me with delight and a passionate hunger for life.

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