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STWÓRZ f. Zwłaszcza sztuka. Język wynikający z kontaktu języka hiszpańskiego, portugalskiego lub francuskiego z rodzimym idiomem w Ameryce Łacińskiej, Afryce lub w innym miejscu na świecie. [Sil. CRE-O-]
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Creola's Moonbeam - Pagina 46
That night, over Creola's fried chicken, the story we shared with Mother and Daddy was about Creola's ninety-year old father and his new hat. As usual, I insisted on telling it. “Mother and Daddy, it goes like this. A dirty old hobo came by the ...
Milam McGraw Probst,
2006
Angel believed that Kevin and Candy could do no wrong.
In this story, Kayla has loved and lost in life, but none of these losses compares to the loss of one's mind. This story opens with Kayla having a mental break down. We are taken through the course of her fight to come to grips with life.
Step back in time and experience the early years of the 20th Century through the eyes of young Creola Carter, fourth child of an Alabama sharecropper family.
Creola Carter Nall, Julie Nall Knowles,
2014
We endure hurt, abuse, and neglect to protect the family, the business, the ministry, our security, and more. This book reveals how, with the strength of God, to overcome the hurt that has become a crippling obstacle in our lives.
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Creola; Or, the Slave and Minstrel a Poetical Romance, in ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
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Donna creola e gli angeli del cortile - Pagina 21
Come era diverso invece Ercole, il fratello della signora Creola. Così gentile con me. Quando veniva a trovare la sorella, mi chiamava e rimanevamo a parlare e a giocare per qualche ora, finché i suoi amici lo venivano a chiamare.