Krk

• “Of these latter the capital, likewise called Krk, contained 1494, and only 644 who gave themselves out as”

  The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2

• “Ranko Petar Zic was born in Punat, on the Croatian island of Krk. He left the island during World War II and signed up with the British air force, his family said.”

  The Washington Post: Dunn, Fischer, Gibson, Harker, Rowan, Hammerbeck, Hutchison, Grossman, Zic, Thompson, Sorrell, Schultheis die

• “Krk i ` zwiedzanie `.b. dobry sok z pokrzywy (!) i b. duze oczy kelnerki. w ogole szkoda, ze nie ma u nas (?) takich miejsc jak chimera. mam na mysli tyle salatek do wyboru.”

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• “Zra = resident of Krk Fling (partner of Tche) who is eaten by leviathan as she is gathering kelp on the cortices of Krk”

  Archive 2004-12-12

• “Krk = name of a Fling in the West Tendril kuono = bay kuvual = a kind of fish which produces ink sacs which are prized for dying and other crafts”

  Archive 2004-12-12

• “Tche = resident of Krk Fling whose partner Zra is killed by leviathan while she is gathering kelp on cortices of Krk”

  Archive 2004-12-12

• “Krk -- name of a Fling in the West Tendril in Skene”

  Archive 2004-08-08

• “This we can see at the Frankopan Castle on Krk, and elsewhere.”

  The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 1

• “At Cres the priest was brought before the commanding officer of the Quarnero Islands -- our old acquaintance, the naval captain of Krk -- who happened to be in this village.”

  The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2

• “Cres to the island of Krk, where he was informed that he would have to leave his parish, but that he might go back there for a day or two to fetch a few necessities.”

  The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2

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