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Page 140
... living in what had been a tool shed . They slept at night in a sheet - metal Anderson bomb shelter close by . " My husband is clever , " the wife said . " He fixed up this shed just as cozy for us . And we saved a lot of things from our ...
... living in what had been a tool shed . They slept at night in a sheet - metal Anderson bomb shelter close by . " My husband is clever , " the wife said . " He fixed up this shed just as cozy for us . And we saved a lot of things from our ...
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... living in our own country , but in a land of other peoples whose strange customs had prevailed for hundreds of years before the commence- ment of our own era . I should , like all good Dutch colonials , try to adapt myself to the native ...
... living in our own country , but in a land of other peoples whose strange customs had prevailed for hundreds of years before the commence- ment of our own era . I should , like all good Dutch colonials , try to adapt myself to the native ...
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... living than in Japan or China , since the ratio of arable land to popu- lation was greater than in those countries . The rice yield of Korea was so bountiful that frequently rice had to be thrown out of the storehouses to make room for ...
... living than in Japan or China , since the ratio of arable land to popu- lation was greater than in those countries . The rice yield of Korea was so bountiful that frequently rice had to be thrown out of the storehouses to make room for ...
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