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... army " the gypsy bazaar . " The many different races of this army gave the impression of a crowd of dark - faced , incredibly thin people in blue greatcoats and faded caps with tin cockades and the letters " F " and “ J ” printed ...
... army " the gypsy bazaar . " The many different races of this army gave the impression of a crowd of dark - faced , incredibly thin people in blue greatcoats and faded caps with tin cockades and the letters " F " and “ J ” printed ...
Page 595
... army supplies were being transported in a hurry out of the city in some unknown direction . This was just what happened . In the morning the city was free of all Petliura's men , clean of them all . The rumors about the violet ray had ...
... army supplies were being transported in a hurry out of the city in some unknown direction . This was just what happened . In the morning the city was free of all Petliura's men , clean of them all . The rumors about the violet ray had ...
Page 617
... Army soldiers . Dusty and exhausted , they were limp- ing heavily along the pavement . Some had fresh white bandages around their arms , some around their heads . I followed them . It was clear that these men had just come out of heavy ...
... Army soldiers . Dusty and exhausted , they were limp- ing heavily along the pavement . Some had fresh white bandages around their arms , some around their heads . I followed them . It was clear that these men had just come out of heavy ...
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The Death of My Father | 3 |
My Grandfather Maxim Grigorievich ΙΟ | 10 |
Carp | 16 |
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