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230250                                                                LeibLyei–bBy o–rBdeorrdSemr uSgmgulegrgler

is thteheprleorcekqeudisigteatfeorwrietcheivainngimthpeaptiaeynmt esnhto.”ve, feeling his blood
hdmcDJeoeewuunrrncigatbciednishaneoedinhestbruvdngocrntieneeucnhenrdtdhtiedeahotheiotns,pelresN,anddia.ccnnlcrahlooHnwaesgezinuwrnoliaegdtsgsrtteshatesrrberwferysseowsoynvetytauuaaaeusanntrngodrursdedhdnfiJrtdevithetsnnhhnwhicduavog’aiaettr…iistsnenoJhhhslvsgYonytMeeaoiaecirovanlon’eohaenfittdsrooki.dr.ilftkoadioAhaigrmivn.soneehlkdAtesg…tt,urpxhseirdiaeagenniHnnontfhihawdtdknfterereigniotrthrnpa.c…ontaflsHhoerttdohelntitehonmhsevthofyiepeesla.oaHhmnopgNbBuifdremeaoruoaoeanrpztu,odvpyiacpephslncheaqneaokt.mwounvhwaaHteieepagnnsdwrtiestdgeas,isahotthanoedesrf
rejoicinegimtoasgeee othfeAirlseoxnanrdeteurr’snibnlugrtroedtheigrunreatiaosnh, peehrpaedtusaeteinnghim
theitrhlriofeuganhdthleegawciyn.dow didn’t leave his mind for a second. Why

    had he run away? Where was Miriam? How had he survived?
Ya’aAkonvd wlohoykeddidnfo’tnhdelywaant ttthoespbeoayk atondhitmri?ed to conceal his
eagerness to have the boy handed over to him. Any Jewish
ccehlielddbrrawaenthickoohnhilwofdotarrestenafalol.suaKtthnoedaptcptotoehmlehbmateavgibteatlenesesutrosivntairvetehaddme ostehpmuaetbctwiehoraeusr.sliwdstianosifncngaaurmsoeoesmfo. rand

shahteenet“tlnoiihgfsnoeaethiek.rrstedmeSh.rheoeeFeaded’mrrsirertswesshctoohoaeomnlentlmbhelieeynopi’asnogyne,onggiwtuoegdhitnhhnemeettoltyoinibhmw-sapeseeomiiriasngmarsskegthtiesonue!t”.ddrrghn“eK.Ift”,eiohnoarcreepgno.h,pdumheenwrleatefthtemrtrodeoeelnirmdlt.akhhrOMeeeeedaneecrrhlihieytgtteihehulrdkdetracrynwwoeo-ennwnnhdeiestnti,nwonhetihalhtcoanheeetnndeehatnhadde
even“Iint’gs,Phaevhele,lphedrahnerawiatyh, tIh’me dsui recuolft iht,o”uSsaenhdolydicnhteorrreusp. Htedis the
salacroynwvearssatidoani.ly“Wslihcenofwberweaedre, atocludptoofpamckilko,uarnbdelaoncgoionkgesdand
meaml ainkethoeurafwtearyntooonth. e treucfakrsmoeurtswidaes, haevjiunsgt aradniawcauyl.t Itismawe on
makhiinsgfaecnedtshmatehete; wsianscepltahnenwinagr thoadruennadweday,.t”he price of bread

hfaardmd“gWihdoannhd’etylydedoofiutwdhannet’,trlaeyfnauodsnutdtthssetelosleRpuvsueh?rs”iesmliya?nd” esKoploldeptieeprdes.l’ frreepqruoeanctheradidhsimof.h“eWr hy

“Ho“wHem’ducbheedno pyloaunnpianygfotor aescchaiplde?”for ages, and it’s better for us

“Fivtdehoatnht’towhuaasyav.neHdteozwlboeotuyuslpd.”seotntlyhahtahvee  made    trouble on the journey.  You
                                                                      didn’t  come with us.”

“ltehses“tabtrWthoe’saayesnaa’ullfll1rt?e5ne”.r,e”S0vhh0eee0rr  cgahisvasefheuedp.t“uoCrnnoeamdnyet,oJPelwaeva,evSle,a.wn“Ide’ywr.eoEgnvo’teirhnyega.J”rewSohfiseahppcuehnlilnelddy  is  a
                                                                zlotys.”
    “Pavel is not a treasure. He’s a tiresome troublemaker.”
“Alright, for you – six thousand. No one here gets more than
that“,Wbehlieerveedmo yeo,”uYtha’iankkoPvapveerlswueandte?d”Lheeirb. y“Linetaevrejecthteedbimoypahteireently.

with us, and G-d will bless you. ere are so few Jewish children

left“aHnde Gpr-odbwabalnytswtehnetmbtaockrettuornSttoeftahneyiar,fatihteh.”farmer. He must

ehafavremmeirsswedomhearnhistttoinogd,huimnd. eIccidouedld, huanvteil htiht ehimunitfooor,m” Sedandy
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