An edition of "They that walk in darkness": ghetto tragedies
(1899)
"They that walk in darkness"
Ghetto tragedies
by Israel Zangwill and Louis Loeb
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Table of Contents
"They that walk in darkness."
Transitional.
Noah's ark.
The land of promise.
To die in Jerusalem.
Bethulah.
The keeper of conscience.
Satan Mekatrig.
Diary of a Meshumad.
Incurable.
The Sabbath- breaker.
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"IT was not till she had fasted every Monday and Thursday for a twelvemonth, that Zillah's long yearning for a child was gratified."
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