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Bread Givers Objects/Places
Hester Street
Where the family lives and where Sara stands on a street corner selling herring to make twenty-five cents profit.
Grondo
The larger Russian city near Berel Bernstein's home. Berel says he grew up just a few miles from Grondo.
Grand Street
The location of the department store owned by Jacob Novak's father.
Chicago
Where Jacob Novak's father has been on business and where he returns from in order to meet Mashah and her family.
Poems of Poverty
The collection of poetry written by Morris Lipkin. He dedicates the work to Fania.
Elizabeth, New Jersey
Where Reb buys a grocery store.
Grand Street Cafeteria
Where Sara sometimes goes to eat because it is cheap. There are tablecloths and pretty flowers but the portions are small and Sara's hunger eventually prompts her to argue because the men get more food for the same price.
Orloff's Cafe
A café on East Broadway in New York where Sara is to meet Hugo one...
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