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| Golde organises her five daughters, and discusses her eldest, Tzeitel's, future with Yente. The girls have dreams of their own ..... | |||||||||||||
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| Tevye puts to God his case for being a rich man .... | |||||||||||||
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| ... and Golde puts her case to him for getting Tzeitel off their hands ... | |||||||||||||
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| ...news of pogroms in other areas of Russia starts people thinking, as does an arrival from Kiev ... | |||||||||||||
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... the young university student, Perchik, is not afraid of criticising his elders, but Tevye nevertheless invites him to share the sabbath with him and his family ... | ||||||||||||
