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This character comes home with his pockets filled with money after helping two lost women find their way back to his hometown. The book in which he appears has been published alongside the author's "Railroad Stories." This character, who constantly quotes the Bible, appears in a collection of eight stories, including one in which he "strikes it rich." In the story "Lekh-Lekho," this character reconciles with his daughter Chava, who leaves her Russian Orthodox husband to return to her family when they are exiled. This character, who lives in the town of Boyberik, has six named daughters, including Hodel and Shprintze. For 10 points, name this Sholem Aleichem character, a dairyman who is also the protagonist of Fiddler on the Roof.
This character comes home with his pockets filled with money after helping two lost women find their way back to his hometown.
Tevye the Dairyman [or Tevye the Milkman]