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| | The Dogs of Bosnia 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) |
 | | Sergeant Cooper, the Dawgs's keeper, tells them the men are Serbs, are soldiers protecting their land from the two other clans, but (let's admit it) the Dawgs are scared, in their hands are rifles but at the army's orders the magazines are in their pockets, safe from the wild impulses of all Private Rileys. |
 | | Except for the Dawgs, all the people around here are Serbs, Serb soldiers in caps, ragged camouflage clothes, and sloppy boots, and the Dawgs suspect (unfairly, perhaps, for Serbs may have lived here a thousand years) that the perpetrators of all these horrors were Serbs. |
 | | At the Serb mortars, he sees that the Serbs have put a pole up a pig's rectum and out of its mouth and, by turning this spit, are roasting the pig, and he asks these epicures, "Why are the mortars up?" |
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