Moses Leib Lilienblum
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From Odessa he used to write to F. N. ; but he never wavered in the fulfilment of his obligations to his wife and children, and often pinched himself to send them money.
For to Odessa he went alone, on the 3rd October, 1870. His family did not even know of his intention to go there until he had arrived. They would not have let him go alone : and it was useless to take them with him. Though he could not foresee the extent to which his way of life and thought would change at Odessa, he knew that ...some change there must be; and he could adapt himself to the new 12 circumstances much better if he were alone. Besides, he had no certain prospect of a living, in spite of the promises of his friends ; and a family would have been an unbearable encumbrance. In fact, Lilienblum found life anything but easy in Odessa. He had nothing to fall back on but Hebrew teaching, an occupation as onerous as it was ill-paid. His dreams of entering a university vanished into thin air, and it was all that he could do to earn a bare living.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From Odessa he used to write to F. N. ; but he never wavered in the fulfilment of his obligations to his wife and children, and often pinched himself to send them money.
For to Odessa he went alone, on the 3rd October, 1870. His family did not even know of his intention to go there until he had arrived. They would not have let him go alone : and it was useless to take them with him. Though he could not foresee the extent to which his way of life and thought would change at Odessa, he knew that ...some change there must be; and he could adapt himself to the new 12 circumstances much better if he were alone. Besides, he had no certain prospect of a living, in spite of the promises of his friends ; and a family would have been an unbearable encumbrance. In fact, Lilienblum found life anything but easy in Odessa. He had nothing to fall back on but Hebrew teaching, an occupation as onerous as it was ill-paid. His dreams of entering a university vanished into thin air, and it was all that he could do to earn a bare living.
What to read after Moses Leib Lilienblum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leon Simon to read onlineMoreLess
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