Great Soviet Short StoriesFranklin D. Reeve Dell Publishing Company, 1962 - 480 pagina's |
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Pagina 67
... knew that his former assumption about the letter carrier's guilt had been correct . " Sit down , " Voskoboynikov allowed , guessing that Ksenia wanted to speak alone with him . The students brought him a sheet of time - keeping data ...
... knew that his former assumption about the letter carrier's guilt had been correct . " Sit down , " Voskoboynikov allowed , guessing that Ksenia wanted to speak alone with him . The students brought him a sheet of time - keeping data ...
Pagina 93
... knew how to get along with women even better than with men . He loaded chests of good clothing on the next steamship bound for Constantinople . He knew for certain that the prices for clothing in Constantinople were very high . There ...
... knew how to get along with women even better than with men . He loaded chests of good clothing on the next steamship bound for Constantinople . He knew for certain that the prices for clothing in Constantinople were very high . There ...
Pagina 94
... knew only a few French phrases which he had learned in Syria , but the ladies understood him perfectly . In Constantinople he unloaded his naphtha - saturated goods . Constantinople was at that time full of White Russian soldiers who ...
... knew only a few French phrases which he had learned in Syria , but the ladies understood him perfectly . In Constantinople he unloaded his naphtha - saturated goods . Constantinople was at that time full of White Russian soldiers who ...
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