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ChaCphtearp5ter 6                                                                                47 51

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Leiby epusloleldiYerosselfo’oskaerdm satnradntghee ipnairthleftfatrhme ebru’sildcoinagrs.e clothing,

“Buatthnhedemwe.vaLennetiebjdyustatonhpdueYltptoisnuegsf,”ltaYhuoegsmhefedosonobubwteadlso. uad  complicated task for
                                                                                                 when they saw them
“West’lrlugggolintog tVootiloedthyae,cothrde aRt tuhsesinaneckoofctehre,”shLiertib, ayndewchideendt.hey
“Het’rlilepdronbatbhley wbiedemtororeusoebrsligainndg.foIrtg’sotrtuoe,tiheet’shenmotcalosJedwiwshith a
comrmopietteaet thheeadw,abisutt. at least he’s willing to help, and that’s the
mosEt vimenptouratlalyntththeiynga.ll“ got onto the cart, and Leiby sat in the

driver’s seat. Expertly he led the horse along the paths, whistling

a popular Polish folk tune as they rode. Once again, the group

encountered crowds of people who had come to market day in
Yosethf eanvdillLageeib, ybumtatdheistthiemirewthayeytoloVookleoddjyuas’stmlikileiteavreyrbyaosnee. elseeyand
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andpaothw,etrhinegy pslaawntas gbraonwdinogf aalrlmareodunPdoliits.h rebyenlsotliyciendgseovnereailther
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“Wexnileeeddgtovmerenemt wenithinVLoloonddyoanM!14oAronzdovn,ohwe,ilnevtiutesdpuass.”please.”

After exrteebneslisvechienetreerdroganatdiomn,oLveedibtyheantdreeYostsuemf wpearseidues.heredcart
intopVasosleodd,yaan’sdothecye.iHmemleodoikaetedlympoust itmbparcekssiinvep,lsaictetiningtbheehminidddle
a moafhothgeanryoadde.sAk,llathhuegpeamsseanpgoefrsEiunrothpe chaarntgwinegreodnrethnechwedallin a
justcboelhdisnwdehatiman.d pearmalaypzewdaws mitharfkeaerd. wiethcartrocwonstpinouinetdinognoitustway
the dwoawyntothBeedrulisnt.yApbaothveutnhteil mitahpadwadsisapppicetaurered ofrfoamRtuhsesiraenbels’
soldier examining the soles of his shoes, and asking himself
“Wil1l4they lAafsttertitlhlewGeegrmetantoinBvaesriolinno?”f Poland in September 1939, during

   ethweasrecwoansd owvoerrld, awnadr, tthheePRoleisdh gAorvmernymheandt folevdertopoLownedroend. almost
all of Eastern Poland and was presently camped out on the
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