Lazar, the Autobiography of My FatherViking Press, 1980 - 212 Seiten |
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... Chanka walking with her brother Aaron who was fourteen . I waved and they came over and sat with us . I was very glad to see her , although Frumke didn't care much for Aaron because he was younger than she was and very shy . We had some ...
... Chanka walking with her brother Aaron who was fourteen . I waved and they came over and sat with us . I was very glad to see her , although Frumke didn't care much for Aaron because he was younger than she was and very shy . We had some ...
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... Chanka was much older than Gail had been which made it more exciting . They lay there quietly , kiss- ing and hugging , and all Lazar could think of was how to maneuver his hand so that it would seem to accidentally land on Chanka's ...
... Chanka was much older than Gail had been which made it more exciting . They lay there quietly , kiss- ing and hugging , and all Lazar could think of was how to maneuver his hand so that it would seem to accidentally land on Chanka's ...
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... Chanka and he recalled their afternoon to- gether in the loft . He smiled and decided he would try to get over to see Chanka next week for sure . By this time Lazar had reached the row of saloons across from the market and he could hear ...
... Chanka and he recalled their afternoon to- gether in the loft . He smiled and decided he would try to get over to see Chanka next week for sure . By this time Lazar had reached the row of saloons across from the market and he could hear ...
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