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Gondvana Ki Lokkathayen: - Page 256
हुनन ता जीते-खाते, बहोत दिन हय गए । अर हुन लड़की सय बैन । तो यग्रेनों के खाने पुष्टि नहीं जावें । ता सब झनन ले नान देहेन की नाने ७या जाय । तफेर कोत दिन हय गयेस हुई । ता बिहाव के रीवा ...
Dr. Vijay Chourasia,
2008
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10 प्रतिनिधि कहानियाँ - Page 111
जब तक अगय हैं यह जैसे कुछ कर मता है रे उसे कुछ भी समझ में नहीं जाता है । यह माया पकाकर बैठ जाता है । अगल हय का पिता है । पिछले अल-दस साल से यह कंद का शिकार हो गया है । उसके पेर की दसों ...
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Dasa pratinidhi kahāniyām̐ - Page 51
हय-कहीं. वह मेरी पली नहीं थी, दो दिन पाले तक लपका जैसी चीज भी नहीं बी, सप्ताहभर पहले मैं उसकी पुत तक से वाकिफ नहीं था । एक परोक्ष किस्त का परिचय था, जैसा मेरी पत्नी को मेरे ...
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A Book of Love for My Son
This beautiful gift book is one that any parent would be thrilled to give to a son. Containing three sections, BOOK OF LOVE FOR MY SON celebrates the love that between a son and a parent.
H. Jackson Brown, Hy Brett,
2001
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Almost Perfect Crimes: Mini-mysteries for You to Solve
Presents seventeen short crime stories with sections giving clues and solutions for each.
Hy Conrad, Lucy Corvino,
1995
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Whodunit - You Decide!: Mini-Mysteries for You to Solve
Contains twelve fictitious crime cases, with background story and evidence presented to the jury, the jury deliberations, and solutions.
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Ride 'Em, Jewish Cowboy
Ride on horseback across the United States, Europe, and the Middle East to places only accessible on horseback, and follow the author's travels and encounters with bigotry and anti-Semitism.
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Kids' Whodunits: Crack the Cases!
Twelve-year-old detective Jonah Bixby and the reader work together to solve twenty short cases of theft, arson, and murder.
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The Little Giant Book of Whodunits
Better than a police academy course, all 80 of these simple stories show one how to find the culprit while everyone else is confused.
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North Korea: A Strange Socialist Fortress
Treating the country almost as a black-box model because of the paucity of information emerging from behind its borders, Lee (economics, U. of Wisconsin-Oshkosh) seeks to explain why North Korea is so poor yet so menacing.