American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-20
from the New Haven Courier
THE JEW ESS.

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1.-THE witch, that she IS, must have been spi-
rited away, growled the Italian, ioamlng with
rage at his Lnavaiing search.
1'Ah!" confined he, "see you not the hang
iBss dlscomposel." All consciousness forsook
the Jewess at these words, while her attendant,
silently listened 10 the approaching footsteps,
expecting instantly to behold the objects of her
terror, eXulting at their discovery; but an exc
Grafton struck upon her car, as Antonio actu-
ally gnashod his teeth his tiemdish purpose a
gam trustra ed, as he raised the drapery, where
on'y he night bre u had disturbed its rich
folds. Bah in all his attempts, Antonja and
his a2comphccs left the room; and Fenelia with
Joy and una terable Vratltude listened to the
last echo o their ootSteps, as they died away
upon the mafun uOr.
1--WE are saG,!' whispered shc Us her breath
began TO cume freely again; bu. no voice re.
Piled, and percc wing that her companion had
tainted, she arose and passing through tho
chamb n do0n oog flight of steps, arrived al
a part OF tnc palace occupied by several faith
full slaves. hrsa quickly aroused and dispcrs
cd over Tie edlfce il pursuit Of the assassins
she brought TWO or three young female slave!
to accompany her TO Eudord's retreat BY The
hght Of their lamps they discovered the inson
sbe lady, extended on the floor. She was
lifted end laId on low couch, her long raven
tresses falling in 9 lossy curls down the sides
and sweeping on the floor. The attendant.
gathered round, tanning her, whlIo her deliver.
or, kneeling at her side, bathcd the blancheC
TEMPLES with sweet perfumes, and watched
over her with the found sulcItude OF u sister
CONSCIOUSNESS gradulIy noturned, and opening
those eyes, which had been so neal closing for.
ever, she fixed them upon her abundant with O
look Of indispensable gratitude and affection. -
Both wept, aud clasplug the maiden to her bo'
som, the ardent lady whispered, "you have pc
riled your own lie TO rescue nine, which sinai
hereafter speak nolhng but gratitude"
The search for Antonio and his uccomplce,
although continued diligently for hours, hac
proved unsuccessful. In vain was the immense
ed,fice hunted from hall TO hail and chamber tc
chamber. On the fact being announced, EG'
dora was greatly terrified.
"And are we not yet free?' size exclaimed
~ know the determined perseverance of thai
dark man, and shall never in security close my
eyes if tie las escaped"
AT this moment loud noise was heard in Z
saloon at Il shot distance. Shrleks, loud
voices, the clasiIing of sabses, and hurryine
steps, reached the cars of the ladies' and attend
ants At last the sound of a heavy fail upor
the pavement IN inc Safueh oCioW TIC WInuo"
reached them. Fenea sprlngng to the lat
tice, threw back the drapery, and the soft c'ea
moonlight shining OIL the pavement, illuminet
the spot where lay the mangled corpse of thu
wretched Italian.
The spray from fountain was dashng Owe
him, glittering in the moonbcamS, and ming
ling its cool, pure waters with the blood thai
flowed from the wound in his side. The win
,dows of the saloon above were dark, but thu
noise, in some measure, confined.
CHAPTER ".
"Something there, that through the lingering nigh
Uutwalch' puenty the taper's ligh;
Some thing that fRs NOT tn 0ngh the days distress,
That fears mt iniI, that knows not WEAKNESS;
Love. true and perfect love-" MRS hRAARs.