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... camp through- out the trip , to save money , but unfortunately the Rumanians did not have any camp sites , nor even appear to know what camping was , obviously having been too preoccupied in the last twenty years to follow the life ...
... camp through- out the trip , to save money , but unfortunately the Rumanians did not have any camp sites , nor even appear to know what camping was , obviously having been too preoccupied in the last twenty years to follow the life ...
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... camp was situated just outside the town , and became a dumping place for the desperately sick . It was called a hospital camp but bore no resemblance to a hospital except for the numbers of patients . It con- sisted of several large ...
... camp was situated just outside the town , and became a dumping place for the desperately sick . It was called a hospital camp but bore no resemblance to a hospital except for the numbers of patients . It con- sisted of several large ...
Pagina 140
... camp amid giant fir trees . With the exception of heavy sporadic snoring the night passed in complete silence . At dawn , the camp was up , pre- paring the tea and breakfast and once again increasing the distance between us and ...
... camp amid giant fir trees . With the exception of heavy sporadic snoring the night passed in complete silence . At dawn , the camp was up , pre- paring the tea and breakfast and once again increasing the distance between us and ...
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