In the huge, extremely neglected front hall, weakly lit by a tiny carbon arc lamp under the high ceiling, black with grime, a bicycle without tyres hung on the wall, a huge iron-bound trunk stood, and on a shelf over the coat rack a winter hat lay, its long ear-flaps hanging down. Behind one of the doors, a resonant male voice was angrily shouting something in verse from a radio set.
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Sunday, December 5, 2010
The Master and Margarita - pg. 51
Labels: Mikhail Bulgakov
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