Such people do not usually expect anyone to be interested in the stories of their suffering.
But some will begin to recognize their own suffering in the stories of others.
In the stories of Solomon, the shaitans seem to be no more than particularly knowledgeable jinn.
Opgang and two of Bergelson's shorter works appear in English translation in The Stories of David Bergelson (1996).
(As is often the case in the stories of Classical Greece, barbarian achievements worthy of respect lie in the past).
The trauma of the war, too, was reflected in the stories of Salinger and Shaw and Nabokov.
In the stories of Eden, the Flood, and the Tower of Babel, humans are recognized as rebellious and disobedient.
The ICSR identified four main narratives in the stories of 58 defectors from Isis, who came from 17 different countries.
In the stories of Henry James, this outsider is often an American girl who charms her way into European society.
President Reagan became so engrossed in the stories of the athletes, however, that the session became a 45-minute dialogue.
But her fate is mirrored in the stories of many other looked-after children sucked into the criminal justice system.
