Lazar, the Autobiography of My FatherViking Press, 1980 - 212 Seiten |
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... Winter came at the beginning of September and the snow and ice didn't melt until after Easter . Then everyone would chop the ice around their property and haul it away with the many feet of snow that had piled up all winter . Our city ...
... Winter came at the beginning of September and the snow and ice didn't melt until after Easter . Then everyone would chop the ice around their property and haul it away with the many feet of snow that had piled up all winter . Our city ...
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... winter wheat and that meant we would not be able to go to town the next day . He promised we could go the following Tuesday no matter what . The three of us were very disappointed , but there didn't seem anything we could do about it ...
... winter wheat and that meant we would not be able to go to town the next day . He promised we could go the following Tuesday no matter what . The three of us were very disappointed , but there didn't seem anything we could do about it ...
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... winter . His foot finally healed , Lazar had gone to work in the fall helping Gustav in the stable . Later he had been transferred to light duty in the warehouse under the Feldwebel . It was a soft job , his first since going to work ...
... winter . His foot finally healed , Lazar had gone to work in the fall helping Gustav in the stable . Later he had been transferred to light duty in the warehouse under the Feldwebel . It was a soft job , his first since going to work ...
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