Lazar, the Autobiography of My FatherViking Press, 1980 - 212 Seiten |
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... worried about Mother , and if Father was worried , Lazar thought , that was reason enough for him to be worried too . Every night , Lazar prayed to God that his mother would be well again and come home soon ; and then he would cry ...
... worried about Mother , and if Father was worried , Lazar thought , that was reason enough for him to be worried too . Every night , Lazar prayed to God that his mother would be well again and come home soon ; and then he would cry ...
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... worried because his father was beginning to suspect something was going on between him and Katanya . His father had not asked him outright , but said he no- ticed that whenever Joe was home she was around more than when he wasn't home ...
... worried because his father was beginning to suspect something was going on between him and Katanya . His father had not asked him outright , but said he no- ticed that whenever Joe was home she was around more than when he wasn't home ...
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... worried that the city was on fire the way some people had said it would be , that the Russians were burning everything down . I said good - bye , ran for my horse , and galloped home as fast as my horse could carry me . When I got there ...
... worried that the city was on fire the way some people had said it would be , that the Russians were burning everything down . I said good - bye , ran for my horse , and galloped home as fast as my horse could carry me . When I got there ...
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