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`` In the daytime is all right going up there , but in the night , Lesengeld , a bloodhound could get twisted . Every time I go up there I think wonder I get back home at all . '' `` I bet yer , '' Lesengeld said . `` The other evening I seen a fillum by the name Lawst in the Jungle , and -- '' `` Excuse me , gentlemen , '' Schindelberger interrupted , `` I got a little business to attend to by my office , and if it 's all the same to you I would come here with Rudnik to-morrow morning ten o'clock . '' `` By the name Lawst in the Jungle , '' Lesengeld repeated with an admonitory glare at Schindelberger , `` which a young feller gets ate up with a tiger already ; and I says to Mrs. Lesengeld : ` Mommer , ' I says , ` people could say all they want to how fine it is to live in the country , ' I says , ` give me New York City every time , ' I says to my wife . '' * * * * * Harris Rudnik had been encouraged to misogyny by cross eyes and a pockmarked complexion . Nevertheless , he was neither so confirmed in his hatred of the sex nor so discouraged by his physical deformities as to neglect shaving himself and changing into a clean collar and his Sabbath blacks before he began his journey to the Bella Hirshkind Home .