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andwohoersepdoikteto uheinmt.SYloosveafkmiaand,epnroommisoevde. “toWteakneeietd. it to take an
“Wihllapt ahtiaepnptetnoetdh,echhoilsdp?i”tasl.h”e asked in Slovakian. “Are you
lookineg faorrmsoemr leotohkinedg tahtathyeomu’vdeislboestli?e”vingly, but Pesach ordered
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“I’llregaodwy ittohlyeoauvetothtehpelpacoeli.ce station,” the woman suggested.

“ e peosluicne’s?”rYstorsaeyfsswherraenjkustbbaecgkininninalgatroma.ppeaer awsotrhdey“cpoomlicpel”eted
invotkheedir mtasekm. orieeys solfunbgeitnhge dNeaazthi liynttoerari oewdearsgahredewnasbebheiinndg the
attatcakveedrnb,yatnhdugDs,owvihdil‘eeuthloegpizoelidc’ehsitmoowd ibthy atnhde daipdpnroopthriiantge tpoasuk
stopfrtohmemT.ehillim. “So may all Your enemies perish, Hashem.” ey

    returned speedily to the unnerved group waiting in the hotel.
“ He eproslhiceel smataythbeereaballel atolonhee,lppayloeua,”nsdhestitlrlietdremtobclionngv,instcaering
him.a“s if ehydpanyos twizheednatthtehepoculipceopfewrsaercmutwedatJeerwtshaatndhefrheeelddoimn his

 ghhtearnsda.re long over. eir job today is to help people. If anyone
happened to nd your sister wandering about the street, they
wou“lGd esturreelaydyh,apvaectkakuepn, whee’rretoletahveinnge,”arDesotvpidolaicnensotuanticoend..SMheo’sst of
probthaeblgyrwouapitiwngerfeoralyroeaudtyheprreepriagrhedt ntoowg.o”, the scent of oncoming

    danger had them moving quickly.
“Oh no, the police will kill my sister,” Yosef panicked. “ ey
have oerdyearrsrtaongkeildl etvheermy sJeelwvetshienytomaeelto.”ng line, packages in hand.

    Pesach went rst, at the head of the group, and Dovid took up
“ tehwe arreaisr.oAvetr,thane dlatshtempoomliceendt,oDn’tovkiidll Jreewtusrnaetdaltloanthyme ohroet,e”l to
the mwaokmeasnurceatlhmaetdnohiomn.e“hDaodnb’tebene laeffrtaibdeh–inifd.the police have
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