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... Baranovichi , a group of armed soldiers was standing by the road with an officer riding a mud- caked horse . The officer held up his hand . The convoy stopped . The officer rode up to the senior surgeon , saluted , and began to report ...
... Baranovichi , a group of armed soldiers was standing by the road with an officer riding a mud- caked horse . The officer held up his hand . The convoy stopped . The officer rode up to the senior surgeon , saluted , and began to report ...
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... Baranovichi . It had already moved on farther to Nesvizh , the military commandant told me . I didn't want to go back to the hospital even for a short time . It was hard to meet people . I spent the night outside the town , in a ...
... Baranovichi . It had already moved on farther to Nesvizh , the military commandant told me . I didn't want to go back to the hospital even for a short time . It was hard to meet people . I spent the night outside the town , in a ...
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... Baranovichi to Minsk . It was to stay there all winter . I have never seen anything more dismal than that village . Low- roofed , dirty peasant huts , flat , bare fields , and not a single tree . Muddy transport carts filled this gloomy ...
... Baranovichi to Minsk . It was to stay there all winter . I have never seen anything more dismal than that village . Low- roofed , dirty peasant huts , flat , bare fields , and not a single tree . Muddy transport carts filled this gloomy ...
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Carp | 16 |
The Pink Oleanders | 29 |
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