Elizabeth D. recites the poem «Вот какой рассеянный» (Самуил Маршак)

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  • Registration begins on Wednesday, January 13 for The Russian Avant-Garde: Art and Literature, 1910 – 1932
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  • Leah A’s Interpretation of «Вот какой рассеянный»
  • Jonah B’s presentation of “Багаж” (Самуил Маршак)
  • Students’ Interpretations of «Вот какой рассеянный»
  • Leah A’s presentation of “Багаж” (Самуил Маршак)
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  • Elizabeth D. recites “Вот какой рассеянный” (Самуил Маршак)
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