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D. Phantasie Der Auserwählte

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Erotik
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Dies hier ist eine (noch unvollendete) erotische und hoffentlich auch lustige Fantasygeschichte in der es manchmal derb [mehr]

Stichwörter: Fantasy, Sex, Lurch, auserwählt, Elfen

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Rene van Lurch Tiere

Natur
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5 Wörter
Keine Altersempfehlung
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....................................Eine Sammlung von Tierfotos aus verschiedenen Jahren, welche ich weltweit auf Reisen angefertigt habe.................

Stichwörter: Erdmännchen, Fische, Esel, Pferd, Katze, Möwe, Affe, Adler, Storch, Schildkröte, Rind

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Rene van Lurch Magisches Licht

Fotografie
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53 Wörter
Ab 18 Jahren
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.....................Eine Sammlung von Bildern aus verschiedenen Ländern der Welt.. Das Bilderbuch ist noch "IM AUFBAU", also noch nicht [mehr]

Stichwörter: Sonne, Licht, Schatten, Berge, Meer, See, Regenbogen, Menorca, Spanien, Mallorca, Ibiza, Madeira, Balearen, Kanaren, Teide

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Bodo Wontoschka Bodos literarischer Schnellimbiss

Elf Snacks für zwischendurch

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Ab 14 Jahren
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Eine Sammlung von Kurzgeschichten recht unterschiedlicher Art: Unterhaltsam, vulgär, infantil, rätselhaft, von früher, von heute, sogar von jetzt [mehr]

Stichwörter: Vater, Verwandschaft, Ruf, Saxofon, Musik, Schluchsee, Motten, Bürstenvertreter, Wale, Königin, Magd, Knecht, Scherben, Gewalt, Böse, Traum, Weidengebüsch, Schrebergarten, Mutter, Siel, Militärdienst, Kultur, Bahnhof, Sonntag, Zigarillo, Lichtspielhäuser, Ratte, Lurch, Büro, Wohngebiet, Vorort, Streifenwagen, Insel, Bäume, Windeln, Lied, Frühlingsregen, Welt, Kern [mehr][weniger]

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John Sentry The Barbarians

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9429 Wörter
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It was just as he saw The Barbarian's squat black tankette lurch hurriedly into a nest of boulders [mehr]

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John Sentry The Barbarians

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It was just as he saw The Barbarian's squat black tankette lurch hurriedly into a nest of boulders [mehr]

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Charles Dudley Warner The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner Volume 4

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The proudest day of my life was one day when I rode on the neap of the cart, and drove the oxen, all alone, with a load of apples to the cider-mill. I was so little that it was a wonder that I did n't fall off, and get under the broad wheels. Nothing could make a boy, who cared anything for his appearance, feel flatter than to be run over by the broad tire of a cart-wheel. But I never heard of one who was, and I don't believe one ever will be. As I said, it was a great day for me, but I don't remember that the oxen cared much about it. They sagged along in their great clumsy way, switching their tails in my face occasionally, and now and then giving a lurch to this or that side of the road, attracted by a choice tuft of grass. And then I "came the Julius Caesar" over them, if you will allow me to use such a slang expression, a liberty I never should permit you. I don't know that Julius Caesar ever drove cattle, though he must often have seen the peasants from the Campagna "haw" and "gee" them round the Forum (of course in Latin, a language that those cattle understood as well as ours do English); but what I mean is, that I stood up and "hollered" with all my might, as everybody does with oxen, as if they were born deaf, and whacked them with the long lash over the head, just as the big folks did when they drove. I think now that it was a cowardly thing to crack the patient old fellows over the face and eyes, and make them wink in their meek manner. If I am ever a boy again on a farm, I shall speak gently to the oxen, and not go screaming round the farm like a crazy man; and I shall not hit them a cruel cut with the lash every few minutes, because it looks big to do so and I cannot think of anything else to do. I never liked lickings myself, and I don't know why an ox should like them, especially as he cannot reason about the moral improvement he is to get out of them. [mehr]

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Gaurav Pundeer An unknown legend of india

A bharat ratna

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8761 Wörter
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“I had gone to Delhi to attend the meeting of the Congress Working Committee. It was the meeting at which partition of the country was discussed. Gandhiji and I were against the partition. I cannot say what the other members felt about it, because I had not talked to them yet. But Sardar Patel and Rajagopalachari were in favor of partition and they were putting pressure on others. The question of a referendum in the North-West frontier Province was also discussed. Gandhiji and I were against the referendum too. I said there was no need at all for a referendum. Less than a year ago, the election in the province had been fought on the issue of India or Pakistan. We had won with a large majority and the Muslim League had lost , it was as simple as that. Sardar Patel did not see eye to eye with us and they put a lot pressure on the Working Committee and argued about the desirability of referendum at great length. Finally the Working Committee agreed with them and voted in favor of both partition of the country and the referendum. On this occasion I told the Working Committee and Gandhiji that we Pathans were standing side by side with them in the struggle for the freedom of India and that we had made great sacrifices for the cause. “But you are deserting us now, I told them and throwing us to the wolves.” Is there any doubt about what the Pathans wanted? That was one reason we do not want the referendum. And another reason is that India has left us in the lurch. So why should we have to have referendum over India or Pakistan?” Whereas everywhere in India the representative Assemblies had been asked to decide whether they wanted to remain in India or go over to Pakistan, the North West Frontier Assembly had not been given this right to choose. This was an insult to the whole nation of Pashtuns, which we could not tolerate." A great speech by Abul Zaffar Khan. [mehr]

Stichwörter: Tolerate, Blood, Violence, Heartfelt remembrance, Resolution, Witnessing, Holy Harams, Misconception, Missionaries

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