The Dance of the Demons
Esther Singer Kreitman
1936
Chapter XIII
Meanwhile Reb Zalman, all undeterred, was arranging a match for Deborah, and one evening he arrived with a brand new proposal, one that was—in these hard modern times—almost too good to be true.
“I have a remarkable story to tell you, Reb Avram Ber, of the strange workings of Providence,” said Reb Zalman, beside himself with excitement…
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