Windows'...Something remained in me after that escape from the pioneer camp, after that long night road home; I think-fearlessness of the will and humility before the hopelessness of the human path. What did I – a child-see in that vast, glittering window of the universe, what did I guess forever?That a person is lonely?That he is always unhappy, even if he is very happy at the moment?That he is able to open any window for escape, except for the main one-an unattainable window-a gap to other worlds...?'Dina Rubinajentlemen and dogs This story happened because Pan Trikitak had a grandfather who wore a breget. No, it's not like that. This story happened because one day Peng Trikitak lost his appetite. No, it's not like that. Because Pan Trikitak and Esquire Smith went in search of a vocation, and found galoshes. Wrong again. Because Pan Trikitak flew in a balloon to visit Aunt Trotty. It's still not like that. Because Pan Trikitak found a dog... or a hobby... or a cow… It's all wrong. This story happened because Pan Trikitak and his neighbor Esquire Smith were looking for ADVENTURES. It is not surprising that there were adventures. In the book by Dina Rubina, "Gentlemen and Dogs" — adventures and discoveries, searches for yourself and missing animals, as well as trips that lead to a neighboring city, into the forest or beyond the horizon.