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 Shat, that was it. He must have frightened my horse.

Mine, too. Ha, ha, ha!

Had to lead him back to the barn by force—into your barn, Chatcha Shimcha.

Is it really your ram?

Ha, ha, ha! woman!

Doesn’t want to stay in the barn without the horse, I suppose.

How does he come to the window, then?

He heard Jews rejoicing—so he came.

(A knock is again heard at the window and a second pane is broken out.)

I said we should close the gate.

He wants to be asked in.

Come, bridegroom, come away from the window.

&emsp;(looking out of the window) I don’t see any one.