Attention! The audio recording contains obscene languageHer name was Holly Golightly. She was nineteen. She wore dark glasses, played the guitar, read tabloid newspapers and travel brochures, smoked Pikiyoung cigarettes, and ate cheese with toast. She looked like a beautiful carefree butterfly, although in fact she knew very well what she wants to get from this life ...“.. Holly Golightly is the woman we fall in love with, regardless of whether we want it or not. I think every woman has something of Holly Golightly."Truman CapoteBreakfast at Tiffany's is as much a must in your library as a little black dress – your wardrobe.CopyrightEdition producer: Vladimir VorobyovBREAKFAST AT TIFFANY`S Copyright ©1958 by Truman Capote© translation by V. Golyshev© ℗ IP Vorobyov© ℗ ID SOYUZ

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