Yiddish Tales
章节目录
共 120 题- YIDDISH TALES
- PREFACE
- H. F.
- LONDON, MARCH, 1911
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE 5
- ACKNOWLEDGMENT 8
- GLOSSARY AND NOTES 589
- REUBEN ASHER BRAUDES
- THE MISFORTUNE
- OR HOW THE RAV OF PUMPIAN TRIED TO SOLVE A SOCIAL PROBLEM
- JEHALEL
- EARTH OF PALESTINE
- ISAAC LOeB PEREZ
- A WOMAN'S WRATH
- She climbs--
- THE TREASURE
- IT IS WELL
- I wonder, however should I come to travel so far? And he goes on to say:
- I am frightened, but cry out from the bottom of my heart:
- I did not change my coin.
- WHENCE A PROVERB
- Hence the proverb, "Drunk all the year round, sober at Purim."
- MORDECAI SPEKTOR
- AN ORIGINAL STRIKE
- I was invited to a wedding.
- A GLOOMY WEDDING
- POVERTY
- SHOLOM-ALECHEM
- THE CLOCK
- FISHEL THE TEACHER
- AN EASY FAST
- I told you how it would be: Chayyim Chaikin had an easy fast!
- THE PASSOVER GUEST
- My father: "Nu?" (That means, "Won't you please say Kiddush?")
- The guest: "Nu-nu!" (meaning, "Say it rather yourself!")
- My father: "Nu-O?" ("Why not you?")
- The guest: "O-nu?" ("Why should I?")
- My father: "I-O!" ("_You_ first!")
- The guest: "O-ai!" ("You first!")
- My father: "E-o-i!" ("I beg of you to say it!")
- The guest: "Ai-o-e!" ("I beg of you!")
- My father: "Ai-e-o-nu?" ("Why should you refuse?")
- The guest: "Oi-o-e-nu-nu!" ("If you insist, then I must.")
- II
- III
- IV
- I turn my face to the wall, and cry quietly to myself.
- GYMNASIYE
- No, my motto is, "More haste, less speed."
- I beg of you--who set the whole thing going? A--woman!
- ELIEZER DAVID ROSENTHAL
- SABBATH
- YOM KIPPUR
- ISAIAH LERNER
- BERTZI WASSERFUeHRER
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- EZRIELK THE SCRIBE
- He mostly sang unfamiliar tunes and whole "things."
- Ezrielk's voice wept and implored, "on account of our sins."
- YITZCHOK-YOSSEL BROITGEBER
- Yitzchok-Yossel untied his parcel and--
- JUDAH STEINBERG
- A LIVELIHOOD
- AT THE MATZES
- DAVID FRISCHMANN
- THREE WHO ATE
- I shall remember that day as long as I live.
- MICHA JOSEPH BERDYCZEWSKI
- MILITARY SERVICE
- I like the gymnastics.
- ISAIAH BERSCHADSKI
- FORLORN AND FORSAKEN
- TASHRAK
- THE HOLE IN A BEIGEL
- AS THE YEARS ROLL ON
- DAVID PINSKI
- REB SHLOIMEH
- Reb Shloimeh finished reciting "Incense."
- S. LIBIN
- A PICNIC
- MANASSEH
- I hastily slipped on a coat, and begged her to be seated.
- YOHRZEIT FOR MOTHER
- SLACK TIMES THEY SLEEP
- ABRAHAM RAISIN
- SHUT IN
- THE CHARITABLE LOAN
- THE TWO BROTHERS
- CHAYYIM HECHT."
- LOST HIS VOICE
- LATE
- THE KADDISH
- AVROHOM THE ORCHARD-KEEPER
- HIRSH DAVID NAUMBERG
- THE RAV AND THE RAV'S SON
- MEYER BLINKIN
- WOMEN
- A PROSE POEM
- They understood each other----
- LOeB SCHAPIRO
- IF IT WAS A DREAM
- SHALOM ASCH
- A SIMPLE STORY
- A JEWISH CHILD
- A SCHOLAR'S MOTHER
- They sat down beside the barrier, and waited for the "opportunity."
- THE SINNER
- ISAAC DOB BERKOWITZ
- COUNTRY FOLK
- THE LAST OF THEM
- A FOLK TALE
- THE CLEVER RABBI
- GLOSSARY AND NOTES
- KOB TEBI BIESSI (Little Russ.) "Demons take you!"