The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

Is against her soui-poor poor chidl
The spotm her cheek is the fire of shame
IT'S rough hard Rad that her feet have come
Speak her soft in her Savour's name
Show her he way to her Fathers home.
THE HEBREWS CURSE.
ATALE OF MYSTICISM.
STANLEY GIBSON.
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Court, Tor The southern District Of New York.
An image seemed TO pass her door,
But thy beauty tows away,
To be everinore 4, =
And I'd, weeping s then she mn made her moan;
When shall cease to be al alone,
To live forgotten and die forlorn" -TEsSYsoS.
THE HEBREW MOTHER.
little lonely hut stood borders of the Black Forest
Lonely and bleak and old lis roof soped nearly
windsSat went rushing like many evil spirits through the
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and F zen ms Sm The %s
was Of the cold earth simply covered here and there with
cheerful ire sparkled the hearth The apar-
with the furniture and richly nald guitar spoke volumes
for ns whoa Ma ana s ss s h WsS x we, q
had left the gay city, to bury lonely place
e na na IL in or
h ss. an asa sa h i only those who haze no
face only those from whom life has taken all worth living
rod upon h sos fairies Of the Persian oom whose hands
had sparkled he richest Jewels who dweit
alone and forgotten By all knew loved her
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tai and form WINS wfapned i'm on s
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tended, about 70 She young surprisingly
sssT sTs meeting
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The npassioned expression Of her hall parted lips
@ " his large slack and as
sr eoh SarS 700 a az s
have awakened the Of Eastern kngooxng herself
she sS she
Beside the FIRE wthersd bent and toohless old croue
erGGehed near cradle Of cary Cd and perumed wool and
chant to the child within The contrast between her hdeons
She had ali the repusve features Of her distinctive
noosed me sma piercing eye and the look Of abest
her and her older charge and Imagine after The lapse
In The cradle slept . beautiful female child, apparently
Be- I Es ha s sy face . ss sS
and the yoluptuous lips faint straight dark line The
and he be racea
the M nsn aa ~ s.S hsm r e
with low unmean.ng sound that and ie like the muf
Yell for her tha she could sleep AMI take her
@sre Ueb ph he sn
blood All wen we cannot always understand the nscrua-
The song ceased isthe head of the nurse fell
Was far away in The Land q dreams The Lady piowed her
check upon her hand and drew the small o:ket et with d
spring and long and earnestly upon the face T
whose bewlderng beauty hal ured her from
lsr ne and he s9s Tine cs her sn
thirty years Of age Whose frank open English connenance
cheerful piritbu that could sympathize with
Young beautiful ard ardenshe had burst upon him
fairy vision Of he East and aTSd h, heart with portion q
hsr a her country s and s how with
o mi ~
Posssscs is,ssped ,ss eSsrn away
she could longer III his heart and feeling that Icy eh
BIS n1 sVs s1 md o Up ,s him and her iren
fiery for him. lie looked upon her at last might look
deferred from showing l very sense through profound
respect for the savage nature Of the animal
he found .ha, lsaae love be had SHOWN
taken. The daughter Of ho proud hen Hamed could
SoP to se Tor" a ee %en sss dseS hen
ss upon s lips lips when he lay
Countless hfong isrer and deaIer iaesres . forget
he look her face again Never earth-but At the
The same ndomiabe spirit which had led her to avoid him
kept her from her father She felt that he could on
bad wrought An oacas from her people though not
APOSTLE from their faith she resolved TO suffer she had
IF have lifted the cup to my lips, shall not drain
sse saS one s as % 's Sa
s4s %s ss Of
For moaihs wandered fesessy search of abiding
&c s
Ss % her couch Of ssn senon Of re-
manning and sarah who only lived TO and by her mistress
SSss SsI Cheerful
n rss sn y Mss born hn week. the only 0 Of
%Ssss pIs.ss sSa to her heart and named her
here 70 wound Sr heal bruised form
people, wsas thoughts passed through he
she looked upon that pure face and thought co
dim The eye, long .ie herself moadgr
frantic grasp, se ist slowly bu. surely slipping rom
guide and strengthen that youDe soul Alright
iIsh she may learn the lain Of her fathers
have brought down upon her head y. - :,
how he stern ola sn would never bless DE infant And y
ing rh,r . back s her abe put swy e false
which the red lrellght piay ed.
n ss But sC s SH we on he s s
The breathing q sarah who had stretched herself out at
And The lady dreamed She oosed her hold upon the actual
SiSesi shores and starry beauty
enee more her Jewish homs-sened to The unkng Of the
beloved Hebrew tongue. The lonely hut expanded iio
ted and stained IKE gold nc dome Of stately synagosue
rose beyond e roof and those whom abe had Known and
But When
az drove s and
ashes upon their heads.
Another before her. She stood upon a
desert, looking towards solitary mountain that bounded Is
Vast the distance, she could
with her naked and the summit Of the bar
height she single palm and figure beneath u
whose bowed head turned always TO the East Well she
knew the crave and noble conn,ensnc aud the long white
await her return.
'Fater from the setting ~ she cried, and her
voice seemed borr across the desert 70 bis car.
But be answered nothing HIS gsae was sin axed and she
Day night she oed In frantic haste 10 reach the spot
and stii " seemed ne far away
Father am dying " she cried as strength AMI courage
failed SIN he answered and sinking down the
hot sand with binding simeon beating and burning above
her she gave up breath And the last sight that met her
closing the stern figure turned inmoyaby towards
the rising
The lady and murmured her sleep, aud heavy
drops Of perspiraon stood upon her polished brow Ora
duay scattered thoughts which had torurng
collected themselves The idea OF cd present through
al hinss, gained form and force No longer dreaming
though asleep her sealed looked
what she bad pinned and yearned 70 know. And yet so i'm