In this novel's chapter The Booth of Peace, the protagonist witnesses a man that dips himself into a river nine hundred and thirty times, before he reveals himself to be one of the thirty six hidden saints. He also is about to abandon his journey when he reads a story from the book Two Tables of the Covenant, where he learns about a king whose treasure was stolen by ten princes. The protagonist travels with Nuta because h
In this novel's chapter The Booth of Peace, the protagonist witnesses a man that dips himself into a river nine hundred and thirty times, before he reveals himself to be one of the thirty six hidden saints. He also is about to abandon his journey when he reads a story from the book Two Tables of the Covenant, where he learns about a king whose treasure was stolen by ten princes. The protagonist travels with Nuta because he has been arguing with Frummet too much, starting off from Brod, Poland and going to Galicia. Isaak Kumer is a descendant of this novel's main character, and he appears in the author's (*) Only Yesterday. For 10 points, name this novel in which Reb Yudel looks for a bridegroom and a way to pay off her dowry, written by Shmuel Agnon. [Ike]
In this novel's chapter The Booth of Peace, the protagonist witnesses a man that dips himself into a river nine hundred and thirty times, before he reveals himself to be one of the thirty six hidden saints.
The {Bridal Canopy} or {Hakhnasat Kallah}