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NewsPaper > Authors |
Ani Aghababyan's Stories
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“Don't cry over spilt milk” (Confusion)
Time is passing by taking life with it, taking the good and bad things, and leaving only memories…
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“A short happiness” (Stories About Spring)
We were waiting the whole winter, they told us that it’s cold outside and the puppy would get ill. They promised me that they would buy a puppy at spring time. Me and my sister were waiting for the spring. But it wasn’t the first winter we were waiting for the puppy. When I remember my past, I was waiting for my puppy all the time. Sometimes I was bringing the puppy to our home from the yard. But one day I bathe and made the puppy dry with my mother’s hair drier. But my mother never let the puppy stay with me. It was already spring and the day that they should bring the puppy was approaching. We brought him to our house, it was very little. We called the puppy Ricky. My father loved him the most. If we don’t walk carefully we will step on Ricky’s leg because he is very little. My mother didn’t want Ricky to stay with us; he was only 10 days with us when my mother took him back.
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untitled (Scary Stories)
I was in the kitchen having lunch when I felt the door bang and some thing fall to the floor at the front door. A piece of bread stuck to my throat. I sat motionless. When I recovered myself, I heard loud voices.
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“Come Back, Oh, Come Back” (Open letters, Declaration-protests, Talks & interviews)I had many nice and interesting ideas when I was a child. But these ideas became less in number, these ideas left me, they vanished. Why? Why is it so? What have I done to them? Maybe I have put them down on a dirty sheet, maybe I have written them in a bad hand or maybe I have pained these ideas in the printing process. I assure all those who’ll read these lines that I’m very sorry to have offended my thoughts. Now I need them and miss them much. If you see them somewhere on you way, please ask them to come back.
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“Persimmon spoons” (Table Tales)
“Haven’t I told you to eat with fork?” said Tigranik’s mother when he took the frankfurter to his mouth.
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