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his teaigilhmt aenrrdilsye. ven times ve, and then I checked up his answers in

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curioueslby.oy’s profound intelligence obviously impressed the farmer,

Leibanydsthoeppinevditsehdohrti,mhiisnmsidined. racing. He had to think quickly

of aLdeibstyanetntteorwedn,thtoeopfuabr aanwdaysufrovreyaendyohnise stuorrcohuencdkinogust. Rthoeugh

verawciotoydoefnhtisabinlefsorsmtreawtionnw. ith glass cups and jugs, long, backless

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“W“bhOoaatuswrteapdsu,iwbt alhivkaiens gtthhaeenreob?le”dstnodtreinbkosokin all of Tcheshin,” Zeigmund
lled with Yiddish writing. “It
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eyesabcloouutdtiwnegnotvyerre.cipes here for French liquors, thirty for rata a.42

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abo“uHt athehapehrasec–utyionu orefatlhlye tPhoinleks iIn’mEJaeswteirsnh!”PoLlaenibdy.41laHugehed
thoudgehritsitvhealty.the boy’s hard life was probably what had brought
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“Nob,ethaeblGe etromparnosdudcidens’tomineterrefaelrleywgiotohdthliequUokrr.aOinuirandsr,iannkds hthaeven’t
par–c”omLeeiboyuthasod gwoaondteldatteoly,pYayantkriebluttheetoJetwhetoSookviheitspbaersttisarencsipes
whowihthadhimacttuoatllhye sghraevltee.r”ed Polish villagers in the forests,

butZheeigcmauugnhdt shhiomwsedlf Lateitbhyealassmt amllonmoteenbto. oHke. “cHoeurledny’ot ushhoawve to
anywardimteidraotwionnafnoyr dtehbetsR, hedowAmrmuychifeahcehdciudsnt’otmwearndtrtaonkaraonudsehow

much he owes. Anyone who owes more than 100 zloty can’t buy

41 any mThoerePdolreisnkins EtialsltherenpPaoylasnudp.wAernedthaenymoinneorwityhoingtehtes twowildnsand

nearcathuesefrsodnatimer.aDguerhinagstthoe ppaeyriofdororfetphaeirSse.c”ond Polish Republic they

tphheaedrsfLaeeopcnreuejpiotsbreyteysdehdabsenyepndxUespenkiavsrtntaeadiltnbyehildaiesfnohrriegrgeadhdsnttfegsa,vsmobeafilunloyttdphcdmameumareidnpnnyasgtywusthn.ecedrleeesarkeinctllhoieennddg.aSuwousopmpriceldetohswfeotafhrpethhumaebdf,Slebowdeviaeteiontting

partiTsaonws.aArds sa npeorosenctuimtede,mainogrriotyu, pmaonfy mof etrhreymfwaremreeirnsstraurmrievnetda.l in ey
the hpraodtejcutisotnreotfuJrenwesdafnrdombectahmeemthaerkseetcoinndt-hlaergnesetigghrobuoprionfgJetwoiwshn of

saviors. (The largest group was made up of Warsaw residents who worked

in Zhe4g2ota.) Ratafia – a kind of alcoholic drink