…hut, a spindle [which] the daughter showed me how to make
thread.
The peasant showed me his shirt, which was home-made and some of his sacking which had been home-made.
“But the Bolsheviks are crushing that. They want the factory to make everything.”
The peasant then ate some very thin soup with a scrap of potato. No bread in house.
The white bread [of Gareth’s] they thought was wonderful.
“But the Bolsheviks are crushing that. They want the factory to make everything.”
The peasant then ate some very thin soup with a scrap of potato. No bread in house.
The white bread [of Gareth’s] they thought was wonderful.
