In the Pale Stories And Legends of the Russian Jews
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Da- vid assured his friend that he knew 248 IN THE PALE enough to last him all his life. The only favor he asked was, that Yente be hereafter restrained from molesting Samson and his family. It was at this point that David's trance was broken. The good fellow sneezed heartily, and was again among the living.
Henceforth there was peace in Choinick.
Yente's hovel was demolished, and Benja- min's widow was allowed to use of it what- ever could be burned to heat the bath.
The strangest incident in ...the affair was the discovery of the hoard supposed to have been stolen by David. It appeared that in spite of Yente's terrific cat her miserable hovel had been honey-combed by a colony of rats. The rodents had undermined the hearth, thus causing the treasure to sink under its own weight out of sight and be- yond reach. David's innocence was estab- lished, and the Rabbi decided that the re- covered hoard was to be devoted to the alleviation of misery among the faithful in the Holy Land.
CZAR NICHOLAS THE FIRST AND SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE THE YesJiiba is a Jewish College in Russia at which nothing but the Tal- mud and its commentaries is taught, and a pupil at such schools, of which many exist, is called Yeshiba-Bachiir, a synonym for student of the Talmud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Da- vid assured his friend that he knew 248 IN THE PALE enough to last him all his life. The only favor he asked was, that Yente be hereafter restrained from molesting Samson and his family. It was at this point that David's trance was broken. The good fellow sneezed heartily, and was again among the living.
Henceforth there was peace in Choinick.
Yente's hovel was demolished, and Benja- min's widow was allowed to use of it what- ever could be burned to heat the bath.
The strangest incident in ...the affair was the discovery of the hoard supposed to have been stolen by David. It appeared that in spite of Yente's terrific cat her miserable hovel had been honey-combed by a colony of rats. The rodents had undermined the hearth, thus causing the treasure to sink under its own weight out of sight and be- yond reach. David's innocence was estab- lished, and the Rabbi decided that the re- covered hoard was to be devoted to the alleviation of misery among the faithful in the Holy Land.
CZAR NICHOLAS THE FIRST AND SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE THE YesJiiba is a Jewish College in Russia at which nothing but the Tal- mud and its commentaries is taught, and a pupil at such schools, of which many exist, is called Yeshiba-Bachiir, a synonym for student of the Talmud.
What to read after In the Pale Stories And Legends of the Russian Jews?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Iliowizi to read onlineMoreLess
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