Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15
OLD SERIES.

never again enter the habltatlon OF one'
who. harsh. bigoted, and cruel. is unwor-
thy TO call his daughter, Jessy dear one
fond one loved one this night will pro-
tect thee against a thousand fathers. This
bosom shall be thy home; and in return,
thy love shall be my pandi.e."
Not yct," said the girl ,imidly | will
strive to bend his willard, perhap, hs
will relent. Moreover, harsh though he
he, love my father. and would not de'er:
him in his old ago"
Z" Swee, one. distress not thyseli-be true
to thy yow-contlnue To love the. and what
ever bctide I shall bO happy"
The moon was nearly set. and deep
gloom was falling over the river. Jessy
was anIiou. to return, and the wherry shot
hack to the bridge.
IS they approached the residence. shak'
.pcare perceived the figure Of a man stand.
ing on the board startling beneath the Jews
residence.
"lt !. onlya waterman. love. there he
gone he ha. sprung | doub, not, into his
boat"
Je.-y trrmhled. hut the man had indeed
disappeared around the bu,res. giving them
rcaspn TO believe that he was no other man
than the individual named. The beautiful
Jcwe-, was lifted hy Shakespeare out Of tie
wherry; the startling was deep through
the .plashlng Of the tide, and he threw his
rich duublet on the the woodwork for the
girl u step upon.
Farewell. love, forget me not" whls.
pcrcd the poe, Of Avon, kissing Je'.ys
fair forehead; bu, at that instant shak-
.peare started. Tor he felt his arm seized
and compressed rs in vice by sinevy
hand. while word. like the following wcrc
hi.sed in hi. ear
Christian dog hound have I found
thee"
Shakespeare. BY a violent effort, anng the
viper frum him; and as the setting moan
shed glimmering ray through the granite
arch, he recognized the father OF Je--y
III. Grt impul.e was to draw lis sword.
hot he instantly placed a r,ln on his incli-
nation. The Hebrew was - conyul.ed 10y
the passion that nsed within him. that
TOR several minutes, he was unable To ad.
dress hi, trembling daughter or her lover
the former taking advantage Of the silence
Of her father felt on her knees before him,
and bs-scched him u restrain his anger.
But the jew waved his hand. while the
fury 'urs, firth in words.
B,sonc tho u disgrace Of thy tribe !
thou rcProach to thy father or | shall 'lay
thee"
The grrl. shudl,ring and ovcrawed, crep,
to the little balcony. and in lew moments
disappeared. The jew seemed suddenly to
have formed resolution his eyes in the
darkness OF the night. burned IKE coals OF
FIRE: hc muttcrcd ineoherent words and
.n'tching Irom his gaberiine a long dagger,
he dashed forward, cIclaiming;
:. rnhs,isser, copdemner Of the law of
u,.e. o,rre..,r of oor rnce. IL will bs nc
,.,,,. - and the. NOW whittier thou
wouli'., bat go at last.
Tn. DECOR ,r,,od sbaksnsore', breast.
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uv f."
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won,d h. inhmv hut nv dagger /, gone
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looked the Thames '~'y "eeP'"S apart
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