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Children of the Ghetto

CHAPTER II
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But he brought nothing away except his bedding, and that was pawned in Germany on the route.

When he arrived in London he had with him three groschen and a family.
"What do you think, Pesach," said Becky, as soon as she could get at her prospective brother-in-law through the barriers of congratulatory countrymen.

"The stuff that came through there"-- she pointed to the discolored fragment of ceiling--"was soup.

That silly little Esther spilt all she got from the kitchen." "_Achi-nebbich_, poor little thing," cried Mrs.Kosminski, who was in a tender mood, "very likely it hungers them sore upstairs.

The father is out of work." "Knowest thou what, mother," put in Fanny.


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