Alone in the ForestC.I.S. Publishers, 1995 - 319 Seiten |
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... zloty note out of my pocket , I knocked at the door , which was opened by a friendly man . I told him that my uncle had ... zlotys and tell me what you want . ' 99 " I want three bottles of milk , a large loaf of bread , butter and some ...
... zloty note out of my pocket , I knocked at the door , which was opened by a friendly man . I told him that my uncle had ... zlotys and tell me what you want . ' 99 " I want three bottles of milk , a large loaf of bread , butter and some ...
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... zlotys . I even bought a pair of shoes from a farmer's wife though they were a couple of sizes too big for me . I told the woman that I was buying them for my stepmother . I still had fifty zlotys left , and I continued purchasing ...
... zlotys . I even bought a pair of shoes from a farmer's wife though they were a couple of sizes too big for me . I told the woman that I was buying them for my stepmother . I still had fifty zlotys left , and I continued purchasing ...
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... zlotys , and he took hold of my hand to make sure I would not escape . What a fool he must have been not to have realized that this was quite impossible for me then . Escape was the last thing I had on my mind now . I was going to fight ...
... zlotys , and he took hold of my hand to make sure I would not escape . What a fool he must have been not to have realized that this was quite impossible for me then . Escape was the last thing I had on my mind now . I was going to fight ...
Inhalt
Publishers Note | 7 |
Preface | 11 |
Summer Turns to War | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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