The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

J - 'ii'7TlVil " Httbi iS blAIH 80 lilFiN DthStt
Bnt there was one speck, one solitary cloud
IN the bright horizon Of his hopes. Basil
had rival, not in the affeo tons of his ador-
ed Beatrice. undoubtedly in the favor Of
his mlslrcss'S sire. In the Underwriting col-
rectness of his reformed life, however. he
still firmly relied upon ultimately hearing
gw"y the prize against all opposition.
To attain this desired ubjer,. he was
compelled to he painfully crIrum. pect; at
the same time the reformed regularity Of
his life rnndured greatly to the lettering of
his fortune. and he now found himself in a
condition TO discharge the Jews bond, ana
It was on this Just errand he was bent, when
unfortunately for Amhlpch. he met his quon-
dam friend and il-advlser Montague. who
appeared TO harbor an in,ejerate hatred
towards Amalech and his rihe.
lie laughed at Basl'> pnnrtualDtv. and BY
fnrre Of casustry and the most poignant
rhlro 70, diSsuaded him from putting his
honest intentions into practice.
1t were hootless 10 detail the base. vet
hascIess arguments wherewith he fortified
the wavrring resolution Of Basil or the dis
honorable means they employed to deprive
the Jew of his money and his right of claim.
Suffice IT to say, that they consplred togelh-
er, obtained the uncancelled bond, and left
the dupcd Aaalech without resource.
Basil certainly had some computations
feelings, but the heartless MONTAGUE hade
him remember that Amalerh was hereto;
and that as good catholics, they were per-
forming duty in prosecuting him 10y every
means in their power
Amalrrh did not sill down quietly under
his loss, hnt took every opportunity Of re.
monstratng with Basil upon the cruelty and
ingratltIde of his conduct, and perhaps Ba-
sill would have listened TO him had no: Mon
tague invariably been at hand to smother
his quams of conscience in his caustc de-
rision.
1t was on one occasion of this kind, when
AmalPrh's entreatirs were only answered
Inv the Interest srorn and the most cutting
sarcasm, that the Jew. stung by BasiI's I'M
generous conduct solemnlv avuwcd to he
avenged, and abruptly Quilted the scofing
gnllants with look that effectnally chilled
their forced mprrimpnt.
A tavern, however was at hand. and
thi,hcr they SOUGHT for refuge fen every
obstructive feeling of care.
In the height of their dehauch. Gilbert
D'Orllas, Basl's rival, CHANGED to enter.
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