to go away in English way In Russian, when someone goes away without saying any proper goodbye, we say "he/she goes away in an English way" (уходит по-английски). Do we really have such an expression in English?

Endlessly deep black night sky I visited my parents’ summer house near the forest and the river recently. I saw the endlessly deep black night sky. I almost felt it with every cell of my body. There were myriads of scintillating stars. I found my favorite fairy-tale constellations – the Great and Little Bears (Mother and Daughter, I remember them from my childhood), and the incredible flickering Milky Way! The silence of night was absolute, and the frog croaking, gnat whirring, and sudden dog barking only emphasized it. After leaving the city it was impossible to sleep there, I was thirsty for something. I did not realize what, and, overwhelmed with forgotten feelings, I sat on the grass with my eyes and mind open. My daughter came to me, ‘Wow! You can fall into the sky! Hold my hand! What is this star called? How many stars are there? Let’s make a star sky map! What’s this? That?’ … Well, it was too late for a little girl. I had to go and put her to bed and tell her a story. It seemed like my own star sky map was made a whole life ago. (I am not sure about names of mentioned constellations in English..)

Цікаве питання про вік хлопчика з вірша Т.Шевченка Вітаю усіх знавців української мови! Маю несподівано цікаве питання. Скільки років, на вашу думку, було хлопчику з вірша Тараса Шевченка "Мені тринадцятий минало..." ? Не поспішайте з відповіддю )))