When an old woman died, her sons learned that she had left all her property to charity, except for her goats.
An edition of Brainteasers from Jewish folklore
(1997)
Brainteasers from Jewish Folklore
by Rosalind Charney Kaye
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A collection of puzzling situations and stories from Jewish folklore, concerning outsmarting others, coping with those in power, and learning how to live.
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Folklore, Jews, Jews, folklore, Children's fictionShowing 9 featured editions. View all 9 editions?
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Brainteasers from Jewish Folklore
September 2003, Kar-Ben Publishing
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in English
0613933575 9780613933575
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