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ChaCphtearp1ter 3                                                                                                7 27

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dowcnarienstfoorthheimsewtoaog.e pietninhethtoeoirkymaryd.hanedyinwehries afnrdaidledthmate to

somtehheonwe,atrhbeyyviwlloagueld. Hatetralccthethdeaahttoernsetiofrnomoforneeproefsethnetaftaivremsers,

of theoiRsted Amremuypwonhtoowthoeulsdadtdrylet,oanddrarfatnLoeibwy iitnhtomtehteharormugehd the

forceens.dlesesy aellsdos.wIabrnoeudncLeedibuyptaonkdeedpowa nheoanltthhyedhisotrasnec’sebfarockmand

anyhmelidlitoanrytoptehresosnandedll.e foer dpeiacrtulrifee.was still standing on his

ndeostki“fcaEe–rvmobefhnuiotttuu!tahsleal.yt  wVoaunlydacesrttoapinpleydchtahnegehaosrsseoonneaasr Maamlaargteo,oklone
                                              He kicked the door open and entered the house

“So,asmiyf imt wotahsehr iws aoswrnig. hAtnaeftneorramllo,”uLs sehibeyepmduosgedb.o“uInfdIedwotouwldards

haveusm, taedetehsbuarereedvaenrydonbearkinnegwfearboocuiotuesvlye,rbytuhtiVnganIyaditdhrienwtheim a

forepstie, Icewoofumldeaaltsothhaatvsetroepcpeeivdedthaeddroafgt ionrdheirs,tjurasctklisk.e Zalman.”

Zalm“’Wanh, oli’skethLereeib?’y,Wweasheaanrdextpheertqsucaovuetr,inagndvowicaelkoedf tahreoufnadrmer

towfnrowmitihnshiidsemonedeaolsf tchleearolyomons.display, but he had no family

ncoenve“c’rePrsantroetdpisafnogrsh!htGiinsegtwuhenelltrbieleiihmnegmw, aeondudiladthegeleyht!’aadll  ambitions.  He would
                                                                                                     the way to  Germany.
Adrroempw“hNyaaovnafweeztna?iafeslIrarwishergumaahbdvtlyyeeoernowntiadenoakdgtstehhfnnhiaanoertegatmvtvtheyyeoreerytlgyotcichcsvaosoiemnemuysgelopdeIulovep,huettoertahsyldeyos.idfp’bdaalheyyrfi.tsegisaeratoteneodtyshm,anean.ienrd‘eWdhdthaethnhdeadeGetsvRedoereornmdy.yaonus
Can“nVoannyfaodladuegr,haesdL. ‘eibiys’stimmoethweer’vcealcloemd iet.to give you something.”
gosLmworbheeolediorubcwhPbHyeinayeuauwiMcrerdtptnesahoo.pph,fknabuuoepimWtnejsllnciued!vonhe’asctehnty,ttabretieee’asynofdednsnooagnahddhtnetthtedieophtrmmleehedheriltee,ienu?ahwr.wwcs‘GeAclait.iedllavneeHk’nenlearidelasstmredmlicii’yittsfloanh.lentBmher.hhWdvseioedre?HaeaorlenrtipBahu.oysgn‘o,giwwLuyeshdnhortooegeucenobh’ustovw’kuteohnaeurnoearlnlnhdduyefitatetlschdemddeteyreropaooejknhwnufuemiiaoiysndtnmrotse,cm,ctnhsnayhhwtelo.estale’ohe’usyVoiglatcrcCflahaebo.eentttIebouhnfybhymreatabatuoiwynmrrdtamsaaeyamnarvattyeyddofehn.i,,aldierBnmdeger,
una“rmeedfalirkmeear spteanrendileastsusreifnugfreieg,hht,espfeeletchliemss.elf to be weak

and“’Dvuolnne’trabbeles,oaanfdraiodn,’lVy aMnyaamcoa’ns tirneupeedat,eidn asesvleigrehtwlyalrensisnghsarsh
prevteonntee.d‘Jhuismt tfarkoemgpouoldlincagroeuotfhtihsegubnoya,nadnudsivnegryitsoonocne, awghaeinn. the

ZalmReadn Awrams aylltaakloesnecointtrhoel owfotrhled,aarenad, wthee’lilr tpaakreticsarneuonfiytohuadtoo.’

beco“Vmaenlyiakeshfaomokilymfyorhahnimd ianftfearrehwiselhl.oHmee rheamdobveeednhdiseswtraotycehdand
danetdemhrhamenisildnikepedeadrihettinotsotsscomonanen.,tIdianstousailebdgliihfngtig.mhVstiasmnnog,yuaarandwndedarhes dteao.sgaHroieodeadcthwhmaaGatsnIe,vrraemenhmdeamnihnyeed. netHrtdleyeahtiemd
harboofrheids saonse, carnedt hheo’dpegidveeeapnyinthihnigs thoeaserte h–imthajutsmt oanycbee,mjuosrte.
maybe, someone in his family had survived the inferno after all
and“’wI’mas sluanregyuoisuh’lilnsgeebhehimindagtahine sboaornb,e’dI twolidreViannyaal.a‘Gbo-rdcwamillphelp

    you get home. You took care of me, so surely G-d will take care
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