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My neighbor on the right was Rochelka, a girl of about eighteen. Rochelka's large
black eyes shone with a peculiar gleam, and she gave off a smell that grew more
offensive from day to day. Once, I asked her if she was ill, but she answered ...
My neighbor on the right was Rochelka, a girl of about eighteen. Rochelka's large
black eyes shone with a peculiar gleam, and she gave off a smell that grew more
offensive from day to day. Once, I asked her if she was ill, but she answered ...
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When Rochelka and Pola returned with no results, we decided to separate. Each
of us chose a different direction, to search between the tombstones. Maybe she
had lost her way and ended up in the old part of the cemetery where the bushes ...
When Rochelka and Pola returned with no results, we decided to separate. Each
of us chose a different direction, to search between the tombstones. Maybe she
had lost her way and ended up in the old part of the cemetery where the bushes ...
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