Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 255 Seiten |
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... wondered if she was also going to be killed . " You won't die , " I said to Malach . " You're an unusual cat . Only we shall be killed . ” On the way there , I suddenly had pangs of conscience when I reminded myself that I was the only ...
... wondered if she was also going to be killed . " You won't die , " I said to Malach . " You're an unusual cat . Only we shall be killed . ” On the way there , I suddenly had pangs of conscience when I reminded myself that I was the only ...
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... wondered if I should stop staring out of the window , but he was not looking in my direction . Something had caught his attention , and I became concerned about what he might do next . I wondered what he had spotted when he looked up at ...
... wondered if I should stop staring out of the window , but he was not looking in my direction . Something had caught his attention , and I became concerned about what he might do next . I wondered what he had spotted when he looked up at ...
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... wondered why they were talking about me . The mystery was soon resolved when they came over and introduced themselves as my very own uncles . I stared at them with disbelief . I wondered how my father's brothers from as far off as ...
... wondered why they were talking about me . The mystery was soon resolved when they came over and introduced themselves as my very own uncles . I stared at them with disbelief . I wondered how my father's brothers from as far off as ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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