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ChaCphtearp3te3r 30                                                                                               251231

mutRteursesdiasnousrollyd. ier who stood behind her in line, hoping to get

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the “gFriovuepthleoaudsearnsdgoztlottoyswaonrkd, itnhsetabnotyly sbtaeycos mhienrge! sGwaivlleowmeed his
up dinetailws,hainrldpogool aowf aayc,tuivnitley.ssYyeot udewsapnitte malel tohastenwdasa gsoqiunagd of
on, pLoelicbeym’s ecnontoscyieonucrehonuigsgeletod thakime thanedbogyavbey hfoimrcen, aonrdestphietne.you
Mirwiaomn’…t rePcaeviveel…a rIufsotynlpyetnhneyir! pareenbtosy’ws ewreoriknedthfeopr iycoture,naolul gh,
thisywouo’uveldne’atrhnaevde thhaopupseannedds. of ezylowtyosulfdrohmavehismho…w”eredethseoilrdier
chilsdlraemnmweidthhliosve,stsslodwolwynbuotnstuhreltyabhleea.ling their injured souls
with encouraging words. e orphanage was no replacement
for a“Wreahlohiosmthee, abnody,tahnedsthaowthdeirde hheadgne’tt tsoucycoeue?d”eYdai’anksohvoawsiknegd.

rthuen“aacHshwPiealadyc.vraeemln. Ieenhtooaudgmpheleaninteycttohifoenwsopsrorkintfghotaritmhtehimeayna’ddndhianIvteraocndcouepcwetedidshhhitimmosealsf

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at tIheretcaebivleesd, dpaisytmribeuntefdrosmhinthyerezdhegaoptpaleasndthafttehrewharadds,fwouhnedn, the

andwbaerguendteods,iIngw.e“HntintoeitmheahJetowvisuhmcaohmnma’imtteseheavneds atchheiympgaaimd me

yachfaodr.”his monthly upkeep. ey said they couldn’t a ord to buy

ehcimhilodremn ej.o”ined him, singing the unfamiliar words with

enth“Busuiatsmdo.nW’t yhoeun hthaavte saonnyg dwetaasilos vaebr,oMut ehitiemk?imHmisedniaamteely, his
segupeadrenintst?o” di erent folk songs, in Yiddish and Russian,
partisan songs and wistful ghetto melodies.
    “I already told you, his name is Pavel,” the woman repeated.

Finally, after the children were satiated and had rested up, the
trucGksreseedtiloyu, sthoengcreababgeadinthteowbuarnddslethoef nbootredsetrh. aStwYeaa’atkdorviphpeelddout
dowtno hLeeribayn’sd fhourerrhieaddt,odegsapthitertuhpe hpelerabsaenlotnwgingdstahnadt rduisapedpear.
the Stahrepawualisnacforaviedrinthgathtehteruscokld. ier would try to steal the money
efrfoammihliearr abnodrdsehre’cdrobsesilnefgt pwoiitnhtnwoathsiinng saitghaltl.. Leiby looked

arou“nBde afogrotohdebforiye,nPdalvyelT,”asthaer saoilddibeer,fobruetshe lwefats. nowhere to

ubencs“boeBemegnupg.treISodntm.ehfiiassinnpygal.a,cIewwaenrtetPoogloishbascokldwieitrhs,ytohueirtofatcheesfharamrs,h” tahnedboy
Leiby alighted from the truck and approached the forti ed

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                                                                                          ey had done a good      job, not
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