Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 319 Seiten |
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... Auntie . " " How lucky your Auntie Aniela is to have you to look after her , " one of them said . I was grateful to that neighbor for giving me my benefac- tor's name . " You must have been sent from Heaven , " exclaimed another . " We ...
... Auntie . " " How lucky your Auntie Aniela is to have you to look after her , " one of them said . I was grateful to that neighbor for giving me my benefac- tor's name . " You must have been sent from Heaven , " exclaimed another . " We ...
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... Auntie Aniela had given me , I felt that there was still some enjoyment to be gotten out of life . I even admired the rustic scenery that I knew so well from my visits to my Uncle Abram and Auntie Goldie's farm . Yes , the world is ...
... Auntie Aniela had given me , I felt that there was still some enjoyment to be gotten out of life . I even admired the rustic scenery that I knew so well from my visits to my Uncle Abram and Auntie Goldie's farm . Yes , the world is ...
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Mala Kacenberg. " From now on , dear Auntie , I shall visit you often . You are the nicest aunt I've got . Oh , I almost forgot ! My parents send you their love , and they want you to visit them soon . " I knew quite well that Auntie Aniela ...
Mala Kacenberg. " From now on , dear Auntie , I shall visit you often . You are the nicest aunt I've got . Oh , I almost forgot ! My parents send you their love , and they want you to visit them soon . " I knew quite well that Auntie Aniela ...
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Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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