Battlefields and PlaygroundsMacmillan, 1989 - 536 Seiten |
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... play - centre . You will start today . ' ' I might , ' I answered , as though I had been asked a question . But Berger wouldn't leave me alone . ' The play - centre is not a café . You may not come and go as you please . The kitchen ...
... play - centre . You will start today . ' ' I might , ' I answered , as though I had been asked a question . But Berger wouldn't leave me alone . ' The play - centre is not a café . You may not come and go as you please . The kitchen ...
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... play - centre , we all had very little homework to do ... - One big glass marble cost as much as fifty clay ones , and was exactly the same price as an egg . For some odd reason all our mothers seemed to count in eggs . At the play ...
... play - centre , we all had very little homework to do ... - One big glass marble cost as much as fifty clay ones , and was exactly the same price as an egg . For some odd reason all our mothers seemed to count in eggs . At the play ...
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... play chess ? ' asked Pista tactfully , like a judge putting a delicate question to the accused . ' No , he doesn't ! ' interrupted András . ' No one plays chess except you . Play on your own ! I play the piano on my own ! ' But Pista ...
... play chess ? ' asked Pista tactfully , like a judge putting a delicate question to the accused . ' No , he doesn't ! ' interrupted András . ' No one plays chess except you . Play on your own ! I play the piano on my own ! ' But Pista ...
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Aaron Kohn already Altmann András answered Árpád Arrow Cross asked Aunty Felice balcony Bandi-Ba Berger Budapest called cellar Christian courtyard Dávid Demeter door Dóra Elek Éva eyes face father Ferencváros fillérs flat football fortune-teller frightened front gave German Gestapo give Grandfather grown-ups Gyula Gyurka half hand head heard heder Hitler hundred pengös Hungarian Hungary Jáger Jankó Jewish Jews Józska kids kilometres Kispest knew Konrád labour Laci laughed live looked Lorentz metres minutes Mother never nodded Oszu Pista play play-centre Rabbi Rácz realised Red Army replied round Russians shoes shouted shul sighed smiled soldiers started stood stopped street suddenly Szolnok talking teacher tell thought thousand Tokaj told took Torma Transylvania trying turned Virgula voice waiting walked window wine woman worry