The JungleHeritage Press, 1965 - 334 pages |
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... Lithuanian, and German — "Dom. Namai. Heim." "Why pay rent?" the linguistic circular went on to demand. "Why not own your own home? Do you know that you can buy one for less than your rent? We have built thousands of homes which are now ...
... Lithuanian, and German — "Dom. Namai. Heim." "Why pay rent?" the linguistic circular went on to demand. "Why not own your own home? Do you know that you can buy one for less than your rent? We have built thousands of homes which are now ...
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... Lithuanian Mary," as they called her here. "That means you have to go," she said to Jurgis. So he got up, and she gave him the new address of the family, a tenement over in the Ghetto district. "You go there," she said. "They'll be glad ...
... Lithuanian Mary," as they called her here. "That means you have to go," she said to Jurgis. So he got up, and she gave him the new address of the family, a tenement over in the Ghetto district. "You go there," she said. "They'll be glad ...
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... Lithuanian, sir." The man thought for a moment, and then turned to his friend. "Who is there, Walters?" he asked. "There is Ostrinski —but he is a Pole—" "Ostrinski speaks Lithuanian," said the other. "All right, then; would you mind ...
... Lithuanian, sir." The man thought for a moment, and then turned to his friend. "Who is there, Walters?" he asked. "There is Ostrinski —but he is a Pole—" "Ostrinski speaks Lithuanian," said the other. "All right, then; would you mind ...
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