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Pagina 32
"King," he said, "I want to say a few words to you." "Well, go on," replied the King.
"You always have a few words up your sleeve." "King," the unknown young man
giggled, "it's really too funny for words: the police station's burning like a candle.
"King," he said, "I want to say a few words to you." "Well, go on," replied the King.
"You always have a few words up your sleeve." "King," the unknown young man
giggled, "it's really too funny for words: the police station's burning like a candle.
Pagina 391
In accordance with the Emperor's proclamation #940 which prohibited the use of
certain words in reports, one was not supposed to use the word to survey but to
view, not supposed to use the word to execute but to fulfill, not to write sentinel ...
In accordance with the Emperor's proclamation #940 which prohibited the use of
certain words in reports, one was not supposed to use the word to survey but to
view, not supposed to use the word to execute but to fulfill, not to write sentinel ...
Pagina 396
He was accustomed to regarding the words of all orders as special words, not
resembling human speech. They had no meaning, no significance, but had a
special life and power of their own. It was not a matter of an order being executed
or ...
He was accustomed to regarding the words of all orders as special words, not
resembling human speech. They had no meaning, no significance, but had a
special life and power of their own. It was not a matter of an order being executed
or ...
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Inhoudsopgave
Introduction | 8 |
Isaac Babel | 27 |
Boris Bedny | 39 |
Copyright | |
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Great Soviet Short Stories: Ed., with an Introd., by F. Reeve franklin d Reeve Fragmentweergave - 1962 |
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Great Soviet Short Stories |
| Auteur | F. D. Reeve |
| gepubliceerd | 1972 |
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