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As night fell, they tried to find their way out of the soggy forest but, blinded by sheets of rain, they could not find the right path
Following the established custom, Joseph composed a lengthy letter to the Rebbe.
The young man slowly accumulated a small fortune of twelve gold coins and one copper coin.
He approached Kalman with an offer: "I will pay you a decent amount if you will sell me the right to light the candles in the synagogue."
A story of familial devotion and Divine oversight
Julius sent a trusted courier to his parents with a note: “Give this man the most valuable items.”
When Berel heard that there would be a celebration in honor of a new Torah, he naively assumed that he would be welcomed to the joyful event.
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