Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 319 Seiten |
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... not only to extend a kindness , but also to reacquaint us with a normal way of life . That was something we had not experienced in over six years . My first invitation was to a family called Stein who 242 ALONE IN THE FOREST.
... not only to extend a kindness , but also to reacquaint us with a normal way of life . That was something we had not experienced in over six years . My first invitation was to a family called Stein who 242 ALONE IN THE FOREST.
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... Stein took me out shopping . She bought dresses and skirts and blouses and other necessities . By the time we returned from our shopping spree , Mr. Stein had come home from work . The Steins made a big fuss over me and asked me dozens ...
... Stein took me out shopping . She bought dresses and skirts and blouses and other necessities . By the time we returned from our shopping spree , Mr. Stein had come home from work . The Steins made a big fuss over me and asked me dozens ...
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... Stein and thought of her gentle husband who had tried very hard to cheer me up . Although I had known them for only one day , I was so fond of them that I asked Mrs. Stein to give me until the following day to decide . She embraced me ...
... Stein and thought of her gentle husband who had tried very hard to cheer me up . Although I had known them for only one day , I was so fond of them that I asked Mrs. Stein to give me until the following day to decide . She embraced me ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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