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“TobnoigrnhtJ!e”wheishca,lbleudt sjuhbeislanystljyu. st the reverse – that we’re Jews, who
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e sta members and
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of his.”
A few minutes later, there was a knock on the door.
“I understand. Sandy, be sure not to leave the building in the
Saranhexetnfteewreddaqyusi,eotlkya.y“C?”hildren,” she announced in a low voice,
“tonight at midnight we’re going on a surprise trip. Pack up only
what you need to bring with you, leave anything unnecessary
behind.”
Sandy and Pavel stared at her in confusion.
“A tripe?dWorhmerme ototh?”er, Sarah, sat in her room and prepared a cup of
“Totetahaendfoaressltics,e otof yeenajsotycatkheefobrloLsesiobmy.iSnhge swporirnega. wBhuitedkoenrc’thief
tell oannyhoenreh, enaodtaenvdenlotohkeedtelaikcheetrhseoqrutihnetespsreintciiaplaYl.idGdeisthreeMadayma.
quie“tWly.e” have to get the children away from here!” Leiby exclaimed.
Sara“hYess,outhnedye’rde oinverrewarloduagnhgtera.”ndSauraphtigahgrt.eeSda.n“dOyurnoctaemdptuhseis a
worpryopluinlaers toanrgehterfofroPreohleisahd tahnudgst.hJeuswt alaysthwereeekyeas rdeaprrteesdenatlaltive
overo.fSthhee wCaesnotrbavlioJeuwsliyshafCraoidmomfiettaeveeswdarsopkpilelerds. in his home in the
“Wnheaxttfubnu,ialdtirnigp,!”wShaenndyacrailoletderinshfoetiginnetdo ehnitshbuastiahsrmoo.mHewwinadsow.
posiIttivheatphpaetntehde itnripbrwoasdjudsatyaligchovt earn-dupwfeoralslohmeeatrhdinthgefagrumnsohroet. It
momtoeonktoaugse.s for the police to arrive, and of course the perpetrator
“Shhha…s n” oStabraehenrecpaurogvhetd.”. “I asked you to keep it quiet. Start
pack“Dinigd, athnedpwohliecne ryeoaully noisthd, ogoantyothslienegp?”in your clothes and
shoe“sW.”ell, several policemen came and told us how horri ed they
were at the crime, but they didn’t agree to send a permanent