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Children of the Ghetto

CHAPTER IV
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He was pushed into a chair.

They gave him a glass of brandy, they heaped a plate with fried fish.

Verily the _Maggid_, who was in truth sore ahungered, was in luck's way.

He blessed Providence and the Jewish Marriage Law.
"But you had better not reckon that a divorce," he warned them between two mouthfuls.

"You had better go to Reb Shemuel, the maiden's father, and let him arrange the _Gett_ beyond reach of cavil." "But Reb Shemuel is away," said Mrs.Jacobs.
"And I must go away, too, by the first train to-morrow," said Sam.
"However, there's no hurry.


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