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Sabbath
Friday evening! The room has been tidied, the table laid...

Shut In
Lebele is a little boy ten years old, with pale cheeks, liq...

Late
It was in sad and hopeless mood that Antosh watched the aut...

If It Was A Dream
Yes, it was a terrible dream! But when one is only nine yea...

Ezrielk The Scribe
Forty days before Ezrielk descended upon this sinful world,...

The Rav And The Rav's Son
The Sabbath midday meal is over, and the Saken Rav passes h...

A Jewish Child
The mother came out of the bride's chamber, and cast a pier...

Lost His Voice
It was in the large synagogue in Klemenke. The week-day ser...

The Hole In A Beigel
When I was a little Cheder-boy, my Rebbe, Bunem-Breine-Gite...

Hirsh David Naumberg
Born, 1876, in Msczczonow, Government of Warsaw, Russian Po...

Micha Joseph Berdyczewski
Born, 1865, in Berschad, Podolia, Southwestern Russia; educ...

A Picnic
Ask Shmuel, the capmaker, just for a joke, if he would like...

A Woman's Wrath
The small room is dingy as the poverty that clings to its w...

Isaiah Berschadski
Pen name of Isaiah Domaschewitski; born, 1871, near Derechi...

David Pinski
Born, 1872, in Mohileff (Lithuania), White Russia; refused ...

An Original Strike
I was invited to a wedding. Not a wedding at which ladie...

The Misfortune Or How The Rav Of Pumpian Tried To Solve A Social Problem
Pumpian is a little town in Lithuania, a Jewish town. It li...

The Sinner
So that you should not suspect me of taking his part, I wil...

Manasseh
It was a stifling summer evening. I had just come home from...

Jehalel
Pen name of Judah Loeb Lewin; born, 1845, in Minsk (Lithuania...



Meyer Blinkin






Category: MEYER BLINKIN

Born, 1879, in a village near Pereyaslav, Government of Poltava, Little
Russia, of Hasidic parentage; educated in Kieff, where he acquired the
trade of carpenter in order to win the right of residence; studied
medicine; began to write in 1906; came to New York in 1908; writer of
stories to the number of about fifty, which have been published in
various periodicals; wrote also Der Sod, and Dr. Makower.





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