Squire.

Comrade!

Comrade Dubourg.

Forgive me, comrade.

Jolly good fellow!

Squire? Wamba!

Squire Wamba.

Squire Wamba!

You're telling me, said the Little Fellow.

Pardon me, said the Little Fellow,

Comrade, where are you?

Little matey, is it?

Fella gets thirsty sleeping.

The tall fella with the moustache? No.

How is the little fellow?

The companion reminds me of you, Nell.

We're in this fella's plane.

Goodbye, said the Little Fellow.

The Little Fellow gathered himself together.

If they get his companion, the question would be

No. He's the lucky fellow.

Sir squire, fetch a litter.

I'm the stocky one, the heavyset fella. Well, I'm glad you recall me, because I had a pretty nice time that night and I was wonderin' how everything was with you.

The mate that fate had me created for

Tell Comrade Szczuka when it arrives.

Yeah, a fellow solves everything.

That's where the companion hanged herself.

Hello Comrade Dreyman. Lieut. Colonel.

Now let me see, thought the little fellow.

That? said the Little Fellow. How revolting.

What's the matter? said the Little Fellow.

What's the matter with you? said the Little Fellow.

Let's go up and visit the Little Fellow, she said.

Just a moment, said the Little Fellow.

I went to this fellow the villain, and I said

Well, old comrade, the last patrol, eh? Yeah.

From Wamba the serf To Wamba the squire

He thought that this fellow was his aunt.

This fella Pike, he's here...

In the cold war, the United States and the Soviet Union scaled the nuclear heights in the process expending staggering resources and talent, risking human health and the environment, and making the perils of nuclear catastrophe a daily companion.

Daily rate

Daily allowance 26.9 22.8 4.1

Daily allowance 759.5 131.9 627.6

Daily allowance 670.0 507.8 162.2

Daily allowance 176.2 79.6 255.8