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  (page 34 of 310)
"A to sme tak pozerali diel Životov slávnych o Alexandrovi Solženicynovi a ja som hneď kupovala túto knihu. Získal za ňu Nobelovu cenu. Úryvok znel brutálne - aj tým strohým a výstižným štýlom písania. Zatiaľ sa mi číta nejako kostrbato - žeby to bolo tou kvapku pristarou češtinou, ktorá mi akosi nesedí...?" Nov 23, 2025 04:45PM

 
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"Vôbec nie som prudérna, chápem, že medzi niekým môže byť iba sexuálne napätie, ale tak nejako nerozumiem, ako Eva nenávidí, keď v nej muž vidí iba sexuálny objekt a zároveň jej vlastne až tak nevadí, že prvé, čo jej Gideon kedy povedal, bolo: "Chcem Vás pretiahnuť." (Aspoň keby k tomu pridal to: "dobrý deň"...). Asi že sú všetci bohatí a krásni, to je to potom asi aj tak jedno. 🤷🏻‍♀️😂" Jul 12, 2025 04:44PM

 
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