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The Kamzan (The Miser)
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There was once a Mohel, who was very avaricious. He had inherited some money, and his sole pleasure was to augment his wealth, and count his gold and silver coin. In his own opinion he was a religious…

Contributor:

Wolf Pascheles

Places:

Prague, Austrian Empire (Prague, Czech Republic)

Date:

ca. 1847

Subjects:

Circumcision, Economic life, Food and drink

Categories:

Literature, Fiction, Parables
A Discussion about Religious Questions
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So, Mr. Blum? So, Mr. Blau? What’s with you, Mr. Blum? What should be with me, Mr. Blau? How should I know what’s with you, Mr. Blum? I’m asking you. May I not ask? Why are you staring so? I’m staring…

Contributor:

Karel Polácek

Places:

Prague, Czechoslovakia (Prague, Czech Republic)

Date:

1926

Subjects:

Assimilation, Food and drink, Theology, Women, Economic life

Categories:

Literature, Fiction