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Rabbi Yankel
Rabbi Yankel visits a priest and later addresses his family.
Rabbi Berl
A family member who asks Rabbi Yankel what he answered.
Zelig
A person summoned to Rabbi Yankel's home.
Moshe
A man who says he has nowhere else to go.
Psia
Rabbi Yankel’s daughter, consulted with her husband.
the priest
An unnamed priest criticized in the discussion.
Chaim Panta
Chaim Panta the shoemaker owned the inherited stone house at 19 Butchers Street.
Antek Zuba
Antek Zuba's house was left when Rabbi Berl's group departed the village.
Moshe Lichtenstein
Moshe Lichtenstein was a community notable, synagogue treasurer, and factory owner.
Moshe Eisenberg
Moshe Eisenberg was identified as a large merchant in a debate.
Moshe Yokel the Red
Moshe Yokel the Red was a respected speaker whose words silenced the others.
Esau
Esau is described as receiving a blessing and living by the sword.
Shlomo Kreitsman
A speaker addressing a crowd about blood libels and Jewish suffering.
Avraham Nakhtomi
Named author of the passage titled “Ancestral Grave.”
Baker's youth
An unnamed baker's youth passed by singing and laughing.
Zalman Lakshem
Zalman Lakshem operated a knife shop on Zhelekh over Street.
Berel
Berel went sorrowfully toward Zhelekh over Street with Avromel.
Avromel
Avromel went sorrowfully toward Zhelekh over Street with Berel.
Ezriel Watemakher
Ezriel Watemakher was associated with a spinning mill.
Leizer Haman
Leizer Haman was associated with a kasha mill.
Leybele Moshe Feltam
Leybele Moshe Feltam was associated with a guesthouse.
Avromle
A character who visits the town cemetery with Berel.
Malka
A grandmother who baked bread during a communal mourning period.
The narrator's father
A young only son who became seriously ill while Malka baked.
Israel Yitzhak
Israel Yitzhak is addressed by Rabbi Ber near the end of Rabbi Ber's life.
Berl
Rabbi Ber requests that Israel Yitzhak's future firstborn son be named Berl.
Berl
A student addressed by his teacher before leaving for yeshiva.
Rabbi Avrahamle Dayan
A deceased rabbi whose grave is visited in an ohel.
Berl
A person who pledges to preserve a sacred will.
Gimpel
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.
David
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.
Hershl
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.
Velvl
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.
Hatzkl
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.
Tuvia
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.
Yidl
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.