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A bench under a tree in a garden full of flowers is exactly what Mother needs now , I thought , and my brother echoed my thought aloud as he pulled the wire bell at the low wooden gate . A gentile woman came out and asked what we wanted ...
A bench under a tree in a garden full of flowers is exactly what Mother needs now , I thought , and my brother echoed my thought aloud as he pulled the wire bell at the low wooden gate . A gentile woman came out and asked what we wanted ...
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My brother was four years older than I. Until his bar mitzvah we had always played together , taken walks together , and shared experiences . But then he began to change and became very serious in his studies of the Talmud .
My brother was four years older than I. Until his bar mitzvah we had always played together , taken walks together , and shared experiences . But then he began to change and became very serious in his studies of the Talmud .
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My brother was four years older than I. Until his bar mitzvah we had always played together , taken walks together , and shared experiences . But then he began to change and became very serious in his studies of the Talmud .
My brother was four years older than I. Until his bar mitzvah we had always played together , taken walks together , and shared experiences . But then he began to change and became very serious in his studies of the Talmud .
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Introduction | vii |
Preface | x |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
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