Horowitz

“This could be the most important case of our lifetime,” says Horowitz.

Sobs rumbled up through Mrs. Horowitz, which her hand to her mouth tried to constrict.

With her profile still to the chair-back, a tear oozed down the corrugated surface of Mrs. Horowitz's cheek.

Heavily, the arm at the waist gently sustaining, Mrs. Horowitz sank rather softly down, her eyelids fluttering for the moment.

Professor Horowitz thinks she is far better than the other two.

Professor Horowitz's plays, on the contrary, are largely based upon the sentimental representation of inexact Jewish history.