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EARLIEST CHILDHOOD
Tania Rajevski’s first recollections were all
in one way or another connected with travels or
travelling adventures. When in later years she
would sit with her eyes closed, and recall to
her memory the first conscious impressions of
her life, she would see a broad dusty road lined
with birch trees and milestones on each side,
and a huge travelling carriage large enough for
a Noah’s ark, moving slowly along on the road.
Now and then the dulness of the journey would
be relieved, by attempts to throw Aniuta’s doll
out of the window, or by picking up stones. The
nights were often spent at post-stations, in
improvised beds made on hard narrow sofas,
or simply on chairs. Tania’s father, Ivan
Sergejevitsch Rajevski, was a general in the
artillery, and had to travel about a good deal
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