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 | Diamonds and Fish
By Yanki TauberOnce upon a time there was a poor man who heard about a faraway land where diamonds were as plentiful as dust -- one need only bend down and fill one's pockets
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 | Needles
From the writings of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak of LubavitchThough motivated by an inner love and a sense of concern for the spiritual health of one's fellow, these rebukes often come in the form of a pricking needle
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 | The Cry of the Shofar: Two Parables
By Eli FriedmanA King had an only son, the apple of his eye. The King wanted his son to
master different fields of knowledge and to experience various cultures, so he
sent him to a far-off country...
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 | Barrels in the Snow
By Tuvia BoltonHe was full of gratitude to the wagon driver, but his gratitude did not keep
him warm. After a few minutes huddled between the barrels he was abruptly
reminded that he was still freezing to death, and not being able to move didn't
help any.
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 | Two Bagels
By Tuvia BoltonThe commander of the Bavarian troops stepped forward, fell to one knee before the Emperor and said: "I ask for autonomy for Bavaria!" "Liberty it shall be!" shouted Bonaparte
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 | Dishwater
As told by Yanki TauberEvery week, the family cow tethered in my grandmother's yard received a special treat: the pan of water in which the Shabbat pots and dishes had been rinsed...
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 | The Donkey in the Pit A parable on pain and gain
By Yaakov LiederA donkey fell into a pit, and try as he might, his owner couldn't pull him out. Finally, the farmer decided that since the animal was old, and the pit needed to be covered up anyway, he'd just bury the old donkey right there...
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 | The Feast A seder story
By Tuvia BoltonFirst we drank a glass of wine. Then we ate a bit of parsley. Then they started talking, and talking, and talking. The smell of the food from the kitchen is making me insane, but they don't bring it out!
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 | In the Land of Obmah A Rosh Hashanah story
By Yaakov PaleyAfter a month of determined journeying, the elders of Obmah reached the deep caves of Igsirous, the last bastion of loyalty to King Avmal remaining in the kingdom...
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 | The Princess
By Nissan MindelMany dukes and princes wooed the princess, but she turned them down one after another. The king became impatient and swore that the next young man that would come to the gates of the palace would be her husband...
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 | The Princess & the Peasant
By Shimona TzukernikHe built them a house and put straw on the benches and brought her tomatoes from the garden. He was so happy and she was devastated. But this was the situation
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 | The Palace
From the Chassidic MastersA rich man and a poor man came to see the king. The rich man got the "experience." The pauper saw the king
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 | The Wicked Lamb
"Brothers and sisters!" the king roared. "We must each search our hearts and confess our sins, so we should know who is the cause of this calamity..."
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 | The Elusive Horse
By Yanki TauberThey heard it before they saw it, an unearthly sound of crashing metal and a thousand charging bulls. And then, in a huge cloud of black smoke, it appeared... |  |
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 | Stuffed Derma
By Yossy GordonOne day, the Kaiser of Austria came to visit the Czar of Russia...
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 | Sly Arrogance
By Yossy Gordon"Will I be able to do my job?" the Evil Side asked. "Will people really listen to me?"
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 | The Chicken Prince Who Are You?
By Yossy GordonInitially, the king and queen thought he was kidding. However, when the prince began to spend his days and nights in the chicken coop, his parents knew that serious trouble was afoot...
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 | Bragging Rights
By Yossy GordonThe doctor keeps on recounting his good deeds. The rabbi keeps on insisting that he does the exact same... |  |
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 | Forged in the Crucible of Life
By Mordechai LightstoneA king once had a prized jewel, the crown jewel in his magnificent diadem. But one morning, to his dismay, he discovered a single thin crack descending down its face. |  |
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 | Tzitzit for Cheap! A Conversation Between Two Souls
By Yossy GordonTwo souls meet midway between heaven and earth. "Nu, what can you tell me about the world I am about to enter?" asks the descending soul.
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