A Serbian VillageHarper & Row, 1967 - 358 pages |
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Page 140
... children by each . The second gives a comparison of number of births according to which child borne , e.g. , first , second , third , by all mothers giving birth in 1881 and in 1951. Both tables show the same pattern of a marked ...
... children by each . The second gives a comparison of number of births according to which child borne , e.g. , first , second , third , by all mothers giving birth in 1881 and in 1951. Both tables show the same pattern of a marked ...
Page 174
... child . He is permitted to crawl around on the dirt floor , and in many households he spends considerable time in ... child grows up in an emotionally warm atmosphere and learns to freely expect and return love . There is always some ...
... child . He is permitted to crawl around on the dirt floor , and in many households he spends considerable time in ... child grows up in an emotionally warm atmosphere and learns to freely expect and return love . There is always some ...
Page 221
... children : eight boys and two girls . She died when she gave birth to her tenth child . So my grandfather married Jelena , a widow from Bukovik . They had two more sons and two more daughters so that the total number of his children was ...
... children : eight boys and two girls . She died when she gave birth to her tenth child . So my grandfather married Jelena , a widow from Bukovik . They had two more sons and two more daughters so that the total number of his children was ...
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The Setting | 1 |
FIGURES | 17 |
Serbia and Orašac in the Nineteenth Century | 21 |
Copyright | |
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