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Anatoliı̆ Pristavkin. and the jar - capper , and the jars had accumulated on the long , metal- topped table behind ... Jam Jar into three phases : phase one remove them from the boiling - room and hide them in a safe place ; phase two ...
Anatoliı̆ Pristavkin. and the jar - capper , and the jars had accumulated on the long , metal- topped table behind ... Jam Jar into three phases : phase one remove them from the boiling - room and hide them in a safe place ; phase two ...
Page 126
... jam ? Zina had said they were being taken to paradise , and for Kolka this factory was paradise . He saw no cause to ... jar of jam to a stick and float it down the stream . And then , of course , catch it on the far side of the wall ...
... jam ? Zina had said they were being taken to paradise , and for Kolka this factory was paradise . He saw no cause to ... jar of jam to a stick and float it down the stream . And then , of course , catch it on the far side of the wall ...
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... jar of jam . He opened the jar with a stone and ate two spoonfuls , but it immediately made him sick . He went down to the river , where he washed himself and ducked his head under water to freshen up a little . On the way , pulling the ...
... jar of jam . He opened the jar with a stone and ate two spoonfuls , but it immediately made him sick . He went down to the river , where he washed himself and ducked his head under water to freshen up a little . On the way , pulling the ...
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