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Wrington Drama
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ARCHIVE Fiddler on the Roof Page 7 |
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| Whilst collecting his coat from Motel, Fyedke persuades Chava that he should ask her father for permission to marry her ... | |||||||||||||
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| ... but for him, even after much soul-searching, this is an impossible step too far ... ... a decision apparently confirmed by the polic-chief's arrival to carry out his dreadful orders to clear the Jewish quarter of its inhabitants ... |
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| ... "Get off my land" is a counter-command bringing only a brief respite, whilst each considers what the future holds for them personally ... | |||||||||||||
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| ... for Yente it's as a matchmaker in the holy land ... | |||||||||||||
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| ... whilst for Lazar Wolf it's life with a despised brother-in-law in Chicago ... | |||||||||||||
