New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-23


HEBREW MOTHER.
little lonely hut stood the borders Of the Black Forest
Lonely aud bic ak and old Its roof soped nearly
to tn. camp earth and the behind it, shaken by the
winds rushing like any evil spirits housh the
mighty forest shook their around, and uttered
SOUNDS like and cries that ide the beeted traveller
cro. himself hurry his way The walls Of the hat bit
Of and turf cn bling to decay-the floor was OF
the cold earth simply covered here and there with pieces OF
rich cspens that seemed strangely ou Of place cheerful
fire spar Med the suLken hearth tf the apartment and
few scattered around together with the fur
rture and richly inad guitar, spoke volumes for the wealth
and sste Of the occupants.
Ard who ight tney be Who, with wealth at command
had eit the say city, bury themselves in this lonely pse
where the viii Dc by they had direu tale
to aid glade and hcket formed shelter tor thieves
and sst. All is Gully those who have to fear or
bore that sol tude such solitude to face only
II om VIII has taken all worth living for that
risk freely And She whose foot had trod upon the
fost fabrics the Persian loom whose hands had spare ed
with The Jewels who Low dwet here aons and forgot
ten b, knew and loved her OF these.
The lady upou couch OF leopard skins looking Seamy
heac-hr To- blsck fell almost 10 tho ground and her
tall es. wrapped IN dressing gown OF Oriental
blue y- looking full ded,
ss about She young and surprisingly lovely
s al beautifully eyebrows meeting upol the nose,
t,ind tout en'saote at once rqna"t ana seweass Inc
so OF he ha ps sotness Of her
bsck eyes ened wh. might else have been harsh aud stern
sDo he. anos too fair for earth Lying
awake I'd the envy Of an king-iooAng herself
appeared the pres ding angel OF some vey
dIesm-kow beautiful she setnec-how she transformed that
rude olo hu. into palace hell! -, .
Bed ,he ire viii cred bent and tooihess Old erone
ard monotonous voice some nursery chant
the chad shn. The contrast her bdeou' 9ges
ana he her absolutely startling she had
all allure. OF ne. tacsae hooked noe
1t strange 10 loos upon her and her
didt &c u sit be made betwrer them
In the al slept beautiful female child, appsenIy some
six moths d. Even that babys face the jewish type could
sui lie s.ehe jey hair the long dark Iashed and the
ycupuous lips faint sussh dab line across the forehead
ier he lovely be traced in The uaor@ed e.
by all who.aw them Like little queen tie nfan. slept,
sound that and Il like the unfed eone OF the
For Se after 0 ysr h nights We're oen oney and dtey
soft lulber then, tear. Of
blood All we'll cannot always understand the incfuao'e
ihe cradle ceased at athe head Of the fell upon
her breat her breahrs told that she was far
away the land OF dreams The lady po"ed her cheek upon
tkt vest she Size touched secret spiDg aud gazed
lol snd earnestly upon the face within ..,...
whe.e ie~ideTpg beau hsd ured home f. her
h s d Of hI The ee Of
thtty wears of see whose frank English coantenace
si yri,bst reyer one that could sympa,hse with hers
Yorrs arden-she had ou upon him like
owl inpessoned Toe, lo'sd they fel-snd Mira
got father AID her country and aed away WIN 9n VINO
arc eutg guilt foneJ hoping that the love which
N
charm died with the peril OF cou tshp she had the
feeling Ihst th. y chill his native island came up between
him ardent Eastern blood The ehnd OF the sun 'hs
or nish oos upon speI did tigesswh setse Ct ules'
AID deferred from showing ha t yey .ens through
che ,eo h III well LOT 70 reed ms thoaghts. ana whea
e be s s nc more han 4cy
skn The eausht. Of the i.ud ben n. ca S roaa b
or last upon the fatal snt that had het-oe
't tns pressed upon hs Ups wnen ne wa sue
was love- to choose from countess thoLs aref
ao dearer foceffee remember MINIS az ne cnoss
for lever in lie death cid he look uPoa her face ag,
Never earthbut at the judgment seat h may De- sn' met
him there. .., ,,.,, h,.h had led he, 70 Avoid him
90 kep er father She felt that he coud only curse
WIruahf Al on cart fem people though apostle
their tsib she esoly cd to suffer as sue mad nned ,
sne 90" a@ he aL thou sht the drsUe tlaa
Eotty and p.led all reach tiff the waters Of Msrah arc
IN ny mouth instead, why should CON .Iah - - ,,u
0Te'ss. lac cs n.Lt il the Black Forest BY
.to NJ the patty fouLd shelter in the lonely hot nave a
tep Ter Oh Of sighted her nOn oremaaing and
sarah WHO only lived AID By her mistress qae'y S.
as cheerful sd convenient a. possible hei' ~ m
Tie less than week the oniy irut oil 'ns' nf''a'N
Tie mother pressed child to her heart and as
, =, uns or h, al the srescy bruised h@s.; N 0tn sLo
face endowed h al he ne mother. aad
he On pure young face snJ n The brow
S In he eve or she was mYrdeIihs nio GUS - s
snu I'LL pnsr Ion civ aud $50 win
csh cay D Ii,eg 10 lite with frantic grasp as she fe
surely spp "a from she praye win al DC, 'oa
fS few mere years to guide aud sIeOshen maj ''A' ~
aight. 49,. %, her continual supplicar
,;on Bot tor ny child that she may iesih 70 49, So
u,sb Coc-thst nay ltaID the iaith u he
ny tut little while would atone Tor the soHs'ns nave
brou.b down " on her head" ,.A., =. :. .ho..h.
Be Hsn.ds e. sLdchd The mother sighed o. sae ,h0asn
~ - .rs,u &c a AL would bless the i1tAAt Aud
i fr,r back upon pillows abe put away the ~
,ts I'd Tktd i,r rh ssd gsssd steadily az the cradle
ever ybich the red freight played -, -,
si..p came eo.tl, upou her All was silent 10 the
I hut hos the faiat tickos Of ueosc. the ~sl AID
~ "a. I Mi OF sarah sho ha, stretched herself
s.t st ia, foot Of the cradle he a. .ithfa Dog
Ad he laoy dreamed Size oosed her hold upon ths actual
Ill ,rA 6rfing upon that broad bounded by
S.., shores s .sy skies Vi impossible beauty She
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