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Life's Good, Brother

Nâzim Hikmet

Form
Form Novel
Year
Year 1962
Originally in
Originally in Turkish
Pages
Pages 400

A young communist hiding from the police outside Izmir has been bitten by a dog that may be rabid, and while he waits to learn whether he will die he remembers Moscow, a woman he loved and his friends, and still wants his life.

The servant girl led the way and Ahmet followed. They entered the courtyard.
Life's Good, Brother, Nâzim Hikmet

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