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the Polish language left much
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phyosipceanl endeehdiss. mouth to speak, but no words came out. He saw
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to thSeainrdryoowmass.embarrassed to show Leiby his room. e cruci x,
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in rhanymd eh,iws drietstpenicbabyltehreopoomemt Aatdea.m Bernard Mickiewick – that
had“bLeeetn’s wgaoitoinugtspidaeti,ewntel’yllown ahliks darroesusnedr ftohrethceitpyaast lfiettwled,”aSysa.ndy
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
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