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1490 Ft
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2350 Ft
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6990 Ft
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eredeti ár:
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700 Ft
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eredeti ár:
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3799 Ft
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eredeti ár:
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4237 Ft
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Most days I wish I was a British pound coin instead of an African girl. Everyone would be pleased to see me coming. Maybe I would visit with you for the weekend and then suddenly, because I am fickle like that, I would visit with the man from the corner shop instead \' - but you would not be sad...
Beyond the Indián hamlet, upon a forlorn strand, I happened on a trail of recent footprints. Through rotting kelp, sea cocoanuts & bamboo, the tracks led me to their maker, a white man, his trowzers & Pea-jacket rolled up, sporting a kempt beard & an outsized Beaver, shovelling & sifting the...
Dear Reader, You don't know me. I'm Chris Cleave's editor, and I'm writing to teli you how extraordinary The Other Hand is. As publishers, naturally we only publish books we love, but every now and then something comes along that is so special it gives us goosebumps. This is one of those books -...
FOREWORDAcknowledgements in novels can be as tedious as credits at the cinema, yet I am constantly touched by the willingness of busy people to give their time and wisdom to such a frivolous undertaking as mine, and I cannot miss this opportunity to thank them.I recall with particular gratitude the...
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We live in a querulous age; more, we live in an age in which it is argued that to be happy is frivolous, and expecting to be happy positively childish. To be passionate in a cause provokes widespread embarrassment, and to be passionate in appreciation of the good things of life, especially...
AUTHOR'S NOTE
Many Palestinians and Israelis gave me their help and time in the writing of this book. Among the Israehs, I may mention especially my good friends Yuval Elizur of Ma'ariv and his wife, Judy, who read the manuscript, left me with my own judgments, however mistaken, and headed me...
PROLOGUE
She got an atlas in the reference section of the library and sought out Burma. In the poky little room above the fire station in the Council yard, she stared at the name and tried to imagine what it was like to be there. She was not allowed to take it home but she returned to it more...
All the quotations by and about Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis are authentic, and are from published and manuscript sources. This is not to say that they are necessarily true. The number of contradictory and ridiculous things that have been written about JBKO is remarkable, including what the...
CHAPTER ONE General Observations on Quadrupeds
When I close my eyes I see Tyneford House. In the darkness as I lay down to sleep, I see the Purbeck stone frontage in the glow of late afternoon. The sunlight glints off the upper windows, and the air is heavy with the scent of magnolia and salt....
PREFACEThis volume, the first of several about the Cold War, is a picture of the world in early 1946 insofar as it was a battleground in an undeclared war between two new great powers, the Soviet Union and the United States, and their allies. The conflict was one of metaphor so far as the great...
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The day before, Michael Crumly's wife had arrived home with her thick dark hair newly shorn. Where once there had been a fat straggling animal of waves and curls there was now a new shape tamed to Susan's slender neck, brought forward in a misty fringe, with only a vague parting to suggest...