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Finally available, a high quality book of the original classic edition of Comrade Yetta.
This is a new and freshly published edition of this culturally important work by Albert Edwards, which is now, at last, again available to you.
Enjoy this classic work today. These selected paragraphs distill the contents and give you a quick look inside Comrade Yetta:
Every night in the week you would have found Benjamin Rayefsky and his little daughter Yetta perched on high stools back of the desk to the left of the door.
...Many of his friends held that he never[Pg 7] quite recovered from that wound, for as long as he lived he sometimes spoke of his wife and his son Benjamin as though they were still alive.
...But he was no more of a business man than his brother-in-law, and before long, seduced by his passion for reading, he was persuaded to buy the second-hand book-store.
...David Goldstein did not often trouble to go to the Synagogue, but the next Friday night he put on his old frock-coat and frayed silk hat and in the meeting-house of the men of Kovna, he read the Service for the Dead over his pleasure-loving daughter.
...They were paid by the piece, and long hours, seven days a week, brought them so infinitesimal a margin over the cost of brute necessities that the loss of a few cents a day was a tragedy for the older women with children to feed.
This is a new and freshly published edition of this culturally important work by Albert Edwards, which is now, at last, again available to you.
Enjoy this classic work today. These selected paragraphs distill the contents and give you a quick look inside Comrade Yetta:
Every night in the week you would have found Benjamin Rayefsky and his little daughter Yetta perched on high stools back of the desk to the left of the door.
...Many of his friends held that he never[Pg 7] quite recovered from that wound, for as long as he lived he sometimes spoke of his wife and his son Benjamin as though they were still alive.
...But he was no more of a business man than his brother-in-law, and before long, seduced by his passion for reading, he was persuaded to buy the second-hand book-store.
...David Goldstein did not often trouble to go to the Synagogue, but the next Friday night he put on his old frock-coat and frayed silk hat and in the meeting-house of the men of Kovna, he read the Service for the Dead over his pleasure-loving daughter.
...They were paid by the piece, and long hours, seven days a week, brought them so infinitesimal a margin over the cost of brute necessities that the loss of a few cents a day was a tragedy for the older women with children to feed.
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