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Children of the Ghetto

CHAPTER II
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He was one of the greatest Talmudists in London--a lean, hungry-looking man, sharp of feature and acute of intellect.

"Look at Mrs.Robinson--I've just won her over twenty pounds, and she only gave me two pounds for myself.

I call it a _cherpah_--a shame." "Yes, but you stole another two pounds," said Becky.
"How do you know ?" said Sugarman startled.
Becky winked and shook her head sapiently.

"Never _you_ mind." The published list of the winning numbers was so complex in construction that Sugarman had ample opportunities of bewildering his clients.
"I von't sell you no more tickets," said Sugarman with righteous indignation.
"A fat lot I care," said Becky, tossing her curls.
"Thou carest for nothing," said Mrs.Belcovitch, seizing the opportunity for maternal admonition.

"Thou hast not even brought me my medicine to-night.


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