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For what reason?
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It doesn't say.
:30:08
Maybe the Tzar wanted the land.
Maybe a plague?
:30:11
May the Tzar have his very own plague.
:30:13
Amen.
:30:14
What's the matter with you?
:30:16
Why don't you ever bring us
some good news?
:30:19
It's not my fault. I only read it.
:30:21
"An edict from the authorities."
:30:24
May the authorities grow like onions,
their heads in the ground.
:30:28
Amen!
:30:29
What good will your cursing do?
:30:33
You stand around,
you curse and you chatter,
:30:36
.and you don't do anything.
:30:37
You'll all chatter your way into the grave.
:30:40
Excuse me.
:30:41
You're not from this village.
:30:44
No.
:30:45
Where are you from?
:30:46
Kiev. I was a student
in the university there.
:30:52
Tell me. Is that the place where you
learned how not to respect your elders?
:30:57
That is where I learned
there is more to life than talk.
:31:00
You should know about
events in the outside world!
:31:03
Careful, my paper.
:31:04
Why should I break my head
about the outside world?
:31:07
Let the outside world break its own head.
:31:10
Well put!
:31:11
He is right.
:31:12
As the Good Book says,
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"If you spit in the air,
it lands in your face."
:31:19
Nonsense.
:31:20
You can't close your eyes
to what's happening in the world.
:31:25
He is right.
:31:27
He's right and he's right?
:31:29
They can't both be right.
:31:32
You know, you are also right.
:31:34
He is right.
He's too young to wipe his own nose.
:31:37
Good Sabbath, Tevye.
:31:42
- Good Sabbath.
- Good Sabbath, Tevye.
:31:47
Oh, yeah, I'm sorry. I apologise.
:31:51
- Good Sabbath.
- Good Sabbath.
:31:53
Tevye, the rabbi's orders.
:31:55
Oh, of course.
:31:58
So you're from Kiev, Reb er...?
:31:59
Perchik.