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He also received a large daily portion of soup at the post office , as well as some grits and potatoes , and he brought this food home to us . Mother was quite different from us when it came to resourcefulness .
He also received a large daily portion of soup at the post office , as well as some grits and potatoes , and he brought this food home to us . Mother was quite different from us when it came to resourcefulness .
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On that day we received goulash with potatoes . We didn't know what had happened ; why were we suddenly receiving better food ? We were suspicious , but we ate it with great appetite . We had barely finished when we received a secret ...
On that day we received goulash with potatoes . We didn't know what had happened ; why were we suddenly receiving better food ? We were suspicious , but we ate it with great appetite . We had barely finished when we received a secret ...
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And on Sunday , when the girls received a farina soup , she did not mix the contents of the kettle . She ladled out the watery portion at the top , and when she reached the last fifth of the kettle she announced that there was no more ...
And on Sunday , when the girls received a farina soup , she did not mix the contents of the kettle . She ladled out the watery portion at the top , and when she reached the last fifth of the kettle she announced that there was no more ...
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Introduction | vii |
A Note on the Translation 16 | xvi |
Bread Chava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
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