Jewish Holyday Stories Modern Tales of the American Jewish Youth
Jewish Holyday Stories Modern Tales of the American Jewish Youth
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"Just two weeks, " Mr. Roth consoled his son. "Suppose we begin to learn the blessing now?" Bennie nodded eagerly and a few moments later his mother, entering the kitchen, smiled to hear him repeating: "Boruch atto boruch atto boruch atto Adonai and what's the next word, papa?" She put away the jar of butter 79 80 JEWISH HOLYDAY STORIES she had brought up from the cellar and stood for a moment behind Bennie's chair, her hand resting on his curly head.
"He learns easily, doesn't he?" she said a ...little wistfully. "When he is a little older, perhaps he can go to Hebrew school like his cousins in New York. " She sighed, her eyes wandering through the window over the vast white fields. "It is lonely out here, away from all Jews, " she murmured half to her- self.
Her husband nodded, for he understood how she missed her family and all the neighbors in the crowded Jewish quarter where she had lived until her marriage. He realized, too how hard she found her many farm duties, how easily she became tired these days, when the heavy snow- drifts seemed to shut them off from the outer world and even the postman failed to appear down the unbroken road, bringing their daily Jewish paper and an occasional letter in his bag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Just two weeks, " Mr. Roth consoled his son. "Suppose we begin to learn the blessing now?" Bennie nodded eagerly and a few moments later his mother, entering the kitchen, smiled to hear him repeating: "Boruch atto boruch atto boruch atto Adonai and what's the next word, papa?" She put away the jar of butter 79 80 JEWISH HOLYDAY STORIES she had brought up from the cellar and stood for a moment behind Bennie's chair, her hand resting on his curly head.
"He learns easily, doesn't he?" she said a ...little wistfully. "When he is a little older, perhaps he can go to Hebrew school like his cousins in New York. " She sighed, her eyes wandering through the window over the vast white fields. "It is lonely out here, away from all Jews, " she murmured half to her- self.
Her husband nodded, for he understood how she missed her family and all the neighbors in the crowded Jewish quarter where she had lived until her marriage. He realized, too how hard she found her many farm duties, how easily she became tired these days, when the heavy snow- drifts seemed to shut them off from the outer world and even the postman failed to appear down the unbroken road, bringing their daily Jewish paper and an occasional letter in his bag.
What to read after Jewish Holyday Stories Modern Tales of the American Jewish Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Levinger Elma Ehrlich to read onlineMoreLess
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