The Rise of David Levinsky by Abraham Cahan
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One night, as I was changing my shirt, anxiously manoeuvering to keep a certain spot on my left arm out of her sight, she became suspicious "Hold on. What are you hiding there?" she said, stepping up and inspecting my bare arm. She found an ugly blotch. "Woe is me! A lamentation upon me!" she said, looking aghast. "Who has been pinching you?" "Nobody." "It is that beast of a teacher, isn't it?" "No." "Don't lie, Davie. It is that assassin, the cholera take him! Tell me the truth. Don't be afraid." "A boy did it." "What is his name?" "I don't know. It was a boy in the street." "You are a liar." The next morning when I went to cheder she accompanied me |
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