Jewish Children
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Hecould not understand how this misfortune had happened to him. How hadthe top come off the citron? Surely he had held it very lightly, onlyjust with the tips of his fingers? It was a misfortune--a terriblemisfortune.
Basse-Beila was pale as death. She wrung her hands and moaned.
"When a man is unfortunate, he may as well bury himself alive and freshand well, right in the earth. " And Leibel? Leibel did not know whether he should dance with joy becausethe Lord had performed a miracle for him, r...eleased him from all thetrouble he had got himself into, or whether he should cry for hisfather's agony and his mother's tears, or whether he should kissZalmen's thick hands with the sticky fingers and the red nails, becausehe was his redeemer, his good angel. .. . Leibel looked at his father'sface and his mother's tears, the carpenter's hands, and at the citronthat lay on the table, yellow as wax, without a head, without a spark oflife, a dead thing, a corpse.
"A dead citron, " said my father, in a broken voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hecould not understand how this misfortune had happened to him. How hadthe top come off the citron? Surely he had held it very lightly, onlyjust with the tips of his fingers? It was a misfortune--a terriblemisfortune.
Basse-Beila was pale as death. She wrung her hands and moaned.
"When a man is unfortunate, he may as well bury himself alive and freshand well, right in the earth. " And Leibel? Leibel did not know whether he should dance with joy becausethe Lord had performed a miracle for him, r...eleased him from all thetrouble he had got himself into, or whether he should cry for hisfather's agony and his mother's tears, or whether he should kissZalmen's thick hands with the sticky fingers and the red nails, becausehe was his redeemer, his good angel. .. . Leibel looked at his father'sface and his mother's tears, the carpenter's hands, and at the citronthat lay on the table, yellow as wax, without a head, without a spark oflife, a dead thing, a corpse.
"A dead citron, " said my father, in a broken voice.
What to read after Jewish Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sholem Aleichem to read onlineMoreLess
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