Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... Halka had just asked one of the railway men if the authorities at Baranowicze had advised all the patrols along the route that we were expected , when the reply came not from within the compartment but from with out . The now familiar ...
... Halka had just asked one of the railway men if the authorities at Baranowicze had advised all the patrols along the route that we were expected , when the reply came not from within the compartment but from with out . The now familiar ...
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Halka raised herself on her elbow and asked the officer in charge why he was shooting at us ; we had done nothing to him . We all admired her cour- age . The officer , who was livid with rage , replied that it was all a mistake the ...
Halka raised herself on her elbow and asked the officer in charge why he was shooting at us ; we had done nothing to him . We all admired her cour- age . The officer , who was livid with rage , replied that it was all a mistake the ...
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... Halka's misery and suffering had ad- mitted her into the brotherhood of man . After hearing this news we did not think we would be bothered by the soldiers , and as it turned out we had no trouble with them at all . Our bedroom ...
... Halka's misery and suffering had ad- mitted her into the brotherhood of man . After hearing this news we did not think we would be bothered by the soldiers , and as it turned out we had no trouble with them at all . Our bedroom ...
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