Contrite Hearts
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She left off singing and walked [86] The Day of Atonement up to the window on tip-toe, and, pressing her face to the window-pane, she saw a muffled figure advancing slowly. Seized with fright, she ran back to the cradle, clasped the child in her arms, and seated herself on the floor, under the table. She trembled, holding her hand out- stretched, ready to stop Shleimke's mouth in case he should start to cry.
A few minutes passed. All became quiet again. Zipke put the child down on the floor, an...d stealthily walked over to the window. The same figure was now descending the hill. On the sidewalk, by the light of the moon, she saw her distinctly, and when the figure turned and looked back, Zipke uttered a cry. She recog- nized her sister Esther.
Esther knew that no one but the little children would remain at home this night. She longed to see her home once more, and now that she beheld the four huge candles burning on the window, she understood that one of them was burning for her soul. She looked at the sky, and it appeared to her as if the passing clouds consisted of the smoke which rose from the candles burning everywhere for the souls of the [87] Contrite Hearts departed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She left off singing and walked [86] The Day of Atonement up to the window on tip-toe, and, pressing her face to the window-pane, she saw a muffled figure advancing slowly. Seized with fright, she ran back to the cradle, clasped the child in her arms, and seated herself on the floor, under the table. She trembled, holding her hand out- stretched, ready to stop Shleimke's mouth in case he should start to cry.
A few minutes passed. All became quiet again. Zipke put the child down on the floor, an...d stealthily walked over to the window. The same figure was now descending the hill. On the sidewalk, by the light of the moon, she saw her distinctly, and when the figure turned and looked back, Zipke uttered a cry. She recog- nized her sister Esther.
Esther knew that no one but the little children would remain at home this night. She longed to see her home once more, and now that she beheld the four huge candles burning on the window, she understood that one of them was burning for her soul. She looked at the sky, and it appeared to her as if the passing clouds consisted of the smoke which rose from the candles burning everywhere for the souls of the [87] Contrite Hearts departed.
What to read after Contrite Hearts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernstein Herman to read onlineMoreLess
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