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Sally constantly seems to get it wrong. She is disliked by many except her father who even at his deathbed is thinking about her. Then Sally figures it out and she encounters companies along her path.
Tell Sally… (Mondjátok meg Zsófikának)
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Szerző-Author: Szabó Magda
Sally constantly seems to get it wrong. She is disliked by many except her father who even at his deathbed is thinking about her. Then Sally figures it out and she encounters companies along her path.
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Típus-Type: antikvár
Állapot-Condition: jó
Kiadó-Publisher: Corvina, 1963
Nyelv-Language: english
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Kötés-Binding: kemény
Azonosító-Item number: 36-065
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