reuben

The man who would come to be known as Roy Masters was born Reuben Obermeister in 1920s London.

“She was born into slavery,” Reuben said of her character, Elizabeth Keckley.

Seated between two fellow reporters I ordered a Reuben sandwich and sipped from a tall glass of ice water.

Reuben the oldest was told that he would not excel, because he had loved his father's concubine and committed a grievous sin.

Thus Reuben learned of a peculiar tragedy, in a manner which no reading in itself could so well have taught him.

When Reuben spied the house on Mount Holyoke he realized then that he saw his first mountain.

It would have been hard for Reuben to say just why he found the Perdu so attractive.

But it was the mother's opposition that loomed large in Reuben's eyes.