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Levi ha-Levi, probably from Qalyub to his father in Fustat, consisting almost in its entirely of good wishes for Tabernacles. […]
He then admits that he has no money even to buy bread, but all will end well. (Information from Mediterranean Society, V, pp. 87, 351.) […]
The addressee's brother Abu l-Ḥasan is doing well, in spite of all that he suffers. He mentions something that the wife of the addressee's paternal uncle said, but it is not clear what.
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- וצל כתאבכם לא עדמת בקאכם
- אללה תעאלי יזכיכם שנים רבות ושנים
- נעימים ותזכו לחזות בנועם ייי
- ולבקר בהיכלו ותזכו לשמחת
- בית השאובה(!) ואתם שמחים
- וחי…
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