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When she repeated my story to him , he looked at me briefly , gave her instructions to make a telephone call , and left the room . She made the call and then informed me that a dorozhka , a horse - drawn carriage , would be waiting for ...
When she repeated my story to him , he looked at me briefly , gave her instructions to make a telephone call , and left the room . She made the call and then informed me that a dorozhka , a horse - drawn carriage , would be waiting for ...
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As the train trundled along , I looked at Frumka . What a tranquil face she had ! She did not look very gentile , but she was dressed elegantly and her lips were painted red to improve the masquerade , a suggestion to which she had ...
As the train trundled along , I looked at Frumka . What a tranquil face she had ! She did not look very gentile , but she was dressed elegantly and her lips were painted red to improve the masquerade , a suggestion to which she had ...
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During the first few days of freedom the camp looked like a big city after a revolution . People broke down barriers and grabbed anything they could lay their hands on : food , clothing , linen . Some people cooked , others sewed .
During the first few days of freedom the camp looked like a big city after a revolution . People broke down barriers and grabbed anything they could lay their hands on : food , clothing , linen . Some people cooked , others sewed .
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Urheberrecht | |
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