A 25-page seminar including a bibliography full of work on the subject of the woman in the stories: "Sand Hill", and "The Mistress and the peddler"
Excerpt from the work:
Yael Hayut, a beautiful girl with green eyes, lived a good life. Only after her father's death did her financial situation deteriorate and she became poor, working knitting socks to support herself and her sick mother, chasing after boys "who has nothing in her world but to be sad about Elam Elam and his friends" (Agnon, Shana, p. 275), coveting the hero of the story a handsome boy , the girls are drawn to him "...they would draw after him to the houses of maidens" (ibid., p. 276), business In poetry and taught Torah and Hebrew, he is the son of a respectable family, and the son of a householder from Israel.