Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 255 Seiten |
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... friendly as I was , I believed privacy was sometimes necessary . But this was non - existent in our town , and we lived as one large family . I looked forward to the day when I would be able to see the big city for myself . In my ...
... friendly as I was , I believed privacy was sometimes necessary . But this was non - existent in our town , and we lived as one large family . I looked forward to the day when I would be able to see the big city for myself . In my ...
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... friendly man . I told him that my uncle had sent me to him to buy food as there was very little to eat in my home town now . He was quite taken by surprise and asked me why my uncle did not come himself . " He is much too busy , " I ...
... friendly man . I told him that my uncle had sent me to him to buy food as there was very little to eat in my home town now . He was quite taken by surprise and asked me why my uncle did not come himself . " He is much too busy , " I ...
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... friendly to all our benefactors . We had to pretend to be very happy and promise them to reciprocate after the war . We even asked them all for their addresses . Since we were not sup- posed to have any more family , we did not have to ...
... friendly to all our benefactors . We had to pretend to be very happy and promise them to reciprocate after the war . We even asked them all for their addresses . Since we were not sup- posed to have any more family , we did not have to ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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