Judaism

The Jews of Barnow: Stories

Franzos, Karl Emil, 1848-1904; Macdowall, M. W. [Translator]· 2 chapters· 32,268 words

gradually even became friends--that is to say, as far as it was possible for students of such different standing (he was in his fourth year, I only in my first), and for characters so dissimilar as ours, to be friends.

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2. did. He was a young man with fair hair, the stature of a giant, and the

heart of a child. Scandal-mongers even went so far as to say that he was like a child in intellect also. But however that may be, it is true that Baron Starsky loved Graefin Jad...

1. did. We therefore renewed our acquaintance in some measure, and

gradually even became friends--that is to say, as far as it was possible for students of such different standing (he was in his fourth year, I only in my first), and for charact...