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The author of this book is a legendary figure. The apocryphal writings about him, is often inconsistent with the reality known may be wider than written works. To read these stories sometimes very funny, sometimes very scary and sometimes very boring. The study of them can lead to mental disorder. He wrote down everything. And he kept all recorded at least very much of what other would think save. And all this, with the exception of works for children (which in this book are not included) — not intended for printing.The texts in this book are divided into sections, and follow in chronological order, finished and unfinished mixed together. It's all very different, and he has almost no major works. But it seems that this book's disparate texts constitute a macrotext, to some extent, restoring a natural picture of the life of karmowska.