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LIFE IN THE OPEN AIR.

LIFE IN THE OPEN ALI.
And other writings
By THEODORE WINTHROP, =,
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wa be Publi.bed Saturday, May IL
CHRISTOPQ HER NORTH,
~ A Memoir Of tho late
PROFESSOR JOHN WILSON
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THE RACES OF THE OLD WORLD.

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United States, approved February list 1850.
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FL aEsa1 ". lOSorELLOw.


BY HESRY ". LoEeFELLoW.
RABBI BEN LEVI, on the Sabbath, read
volume Of Law, in which it said,
No man shall look upon my face and live"
And as he read, he prayed that God would give
His faithful servant grace with morial eye
To look upon His face and yet not die.
Then fell sudden shadow on the sage,
And lifting up his eyes, grown dim with age
He saw the Angel Of Death before him stand,
Holding s=ord in his right hand,
Rabbi Ben Levi was righteous man,
Yet through his veins clTll Of terror ran,
With trembling voice he said, What wilt thor
hereg'
The Angel answered, Loi the time draws near
When thou must die; YET first, by Gods decree
Whate'er thou askest shall be granted rnee. y
Replied the Rabbi, Let these living eyes
First look upon my place in Paradise"
Then said the Angel, q Come with me and look
Rabbi Ben Levi closed the sacred book,
And rising, and uplifting his grey head,
81 Give me thy sword, - he to the Angel said,
:. Lest thou shouldst fall upon me by the way. F"
The Angel smiled and hasteued 70 obey,
Then led him iorth to the Celestial Town,
And sat him on ibe wall, whence gazing down,
Rabbi Ben Levi, wi,h his living eyes,
Argat look upon his place in Paradise.
Tien straight into The city OF the Lord
The Ra5bi leaped with the Death Angels sword,
And through the streets there swept q sHaden
bscaih
OF something there unknown, which men can
dea;h.
Meanwhile the Angel stayed without and cried
"Comc backI- Towhirh the Rabbrs voice re-
piled,
{" No in the name OF God, whom adore,
I swear tilat hence I VIII depart no more!"
Then all tbe Angels cried, Oh, Holy One,
See what the son of Levi here has donel
The kingdom Of Heaven lie takes by violence,
And in Thy name refuses 10 60 henee;"
The Loed replied, i" Ny Angels, be not WORTH
Did e'er lac son OF Levi break his Oathy
Let him remain for he with mortal eye
Shall look upon my face and yet not die"
Beyond the outer wall the Angel of Death
Heard the great voice, and said, with painting
breath,
Give back the sword, and let me go my way"
Whereat the Rabbi paused and answered "Nay!
Anguish enough already has it caused
Among the sons Of menT' And while he paused,
He heard the awfnl mandate of the Lord
ResOundlng through the air, "Giye back the
sword P'
The Rabbi bowed his head in silent Prayeri
Then said he to the dreadful Angel, Swear,
No human eve shalt look on it again;
But when thou takest away the souls Of men,
Thyself unseen, and with an unseen sword,
Thou wilt perform the bidding Of the Lord"
The Angel took the sword again, and swore,
And walks on earth unseen forevermore.
-AtIa,ssie Monthly.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-04-01
URBANA. OHIO WEDNESDAY,, April. /, 1868

Almost Immediately afterwards, we
began to ascend; every instant the guns
fred with less distinctness, and we be-
came more like our usual selves. But
during the few minutes that We had been
immersed, had experienced a complete
metamorphosis-I had Suffered a sea-
change into something rich and strange. +"
I had descended fancy free-I arose a
captive to the Diving Belle.
The rest of the cOurtship was of the
ordinary description, and terminated in
the usual way.