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time“Ismfopruadneyntsulsapdi!ciZoueis sohrtiilrlr,e”gSutlaasrhaecktivriotay.r”ed, not even noticing
Onethbartighhet,hsiumnsneylfawftaesrnspoeoank,iSnagnYdyidwdaisnhteidn thoisgofuoruy.tHtoeblraesahtehdeout
somaet fMresehiteakirwiniththtehme urincihceipstalopfaYrkidjduissthtwcuorsetrse, eutns tailwtahye. Hyoeung
waitmedanatlathueghenedtraonuctelooufdth. “eSbtuaislhdeinkg, yfour’trwe oa aredaulltJsew,h”oh’de acgarlleeed in
to aacmcoumsepmaneynth.im, when he noticed a young man approaching.
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opeTniwnog wtheeekgsatwe.eHntebwy aavneddeavnedncSatlalesdhe“kSawnadsyf!o” rced to admit that
“Lettihhbyee!”nfaecwt group leaders were doing a good job, and that despite
that their command of the Polish language left much
Santdoy bsetardeedsiaretdh,imtheinchaimldarzeenmwenerte, scpaelemcherlesasn.dItbwetatserLbeiebhya,ved
his adnedarSfarrieanhdhfardommothree tfiomresto. Wcohoakt awnads ahtteenddointog thheerec?hiHlderen’s
opepnhedysihciasl mneoeudtsh. to speak, but no words came out. He saw
bouAndnleesvseenminogtiloikneinanLyeiobtyh’sereyfeesll, bount tahlseoosrapdhnaenssa.ge on Kilinsky
“WeStdroeent’tihnaLveodmzu.ch etimchei,ldSraenndayt.eWthheeirem’s eyaoguerrrosuopmp?e”r and went
Santdoytwheaisr eromobmarsr.assed to show Leiby his room. e cruci x,
the Bpliecstsuerdes…sileLnecieby fweloluludpno’tnuntdheerstiannsdtitwuthioynh. eAhadpna’tletomrnoon
themilludmowinna,taenddthheebwuailsdainshga,maneddStotatsehlel khidmechidoewd athfraatidthhise wwaass the
of Poapvpeloratnudnehitsimesttso. Asitpianrthiissanrosohmo,utludrneuvperthbeehaefarateidr,,abnudt hneally
wasreteardritheedb. oHoek j–usatcwopanytoefd‘Ktoongreatdaawnady Lfroonmratdh,’eaohripshtoarnicaagletale
andinhirshdyemspei,cwarbilteternoobmy tmhaetpeo. et Adam Bernard Mickiewick – that
“Leht’asdgboeeonutwsiadieti,nwgep’laltiwenatlkly aornouhnisddtrhesesecritfyorathliettplea,s”tSfeawnddyays.
suggested.
“No, Sandy, there’s no time,” Leiby refused. “Sit here with me
and tell me about the orphanage and the dorm mother. Who is
she? Is she a communist?”
“No, I don’t think so,” Sandy replied doubtfully. “She lights
candBluets dinesphietre rtohoemtraenvqeuryil Fatrmidoasypnhiegrhe,t,thaendevsehneinggowesasbayntyhtehing
nambeutofreSgaurlahr. SZaenindoyvsienv.seSdurtehlaytiSf asrhaehwaansdaMcoemitemkuwneirset shtree’dssed;