The Zulu and the Zeide
Ronald Segal
1958
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This text includes a derogatory portrayal of a character from Africa. This text provides insight into Jewish history; however, The Posen Library does not condone or promote oppression of any kind.
Harry was the only person who knew that he and his father had quarrelled shortly before the accident that ended the old man’s life took place; this was something that Harry was to keep secret for the rest of this life.
Late in the afternoon they quarrelled, after Harry had come back from the shop out of which he made his living. Harry came back to…
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