REBBE: You speak with such contemporary arrogance that I have trouble in reminding you that perhaps we rabbis are the ones who best understand the world. All the way back from the battle he kept telling me of how we would fight next time. Yom Tov led him back to the center of town, where they stop- ped at several homes, and in each, women were spinning Their leader was a thin, small man, a Russian Jew who forty years before had brought his flock from Vodzh to Israel so that its
He kissed Yigal good-bye and said to the men he was betraying, Do not weep for me. Father Eusebius gave the dry, ascetic laugh of a Spaniard des- cended from a long-established family and said, There may be sections of our church hostile to Jews, but not here in Makor. flamed as in the past and were hopefully seen at Acre, but in the silent morning, when the great engines of war w Any Ma Coeur peasants who happened to be working outside the town moved quietly within, except a handful who set off across the fields to join the Mamelukes.
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