Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

ioiHd tHe rope seated at a chess table. in
white cassock and white skull cap. and hy
face was so gentle and beamed with such
benevoiencc that the old man wondered and
took heart.
Then the Pope rose and said. will
hear but one Of your party, my friends let
the oldest Of you remain and in confidence
and alone shall the matter be discussed be-
tween us
The Rabbi Simeon, therefore, remained.
whilst the other Jews withdrew. Then the
Pope, looking about him. bade the ecclesias-
ties and officers in waiting to retire. Now.
as soon as those twain were left alone face to
face, the aged Simeon fell PROSTATE az the
feet Of the Pope, and his white hair wps
scattered over the white hem of the psual
garment. But the Holy Father suddenly,
and with strange agitation. stolped and
caught the old Jew up, and babe him seat
himself, and not think 70 fall down at the
feet Of such an one as lie. So the venerable
man sat down on one side of the chess table
and the Pope sat down On tho other side
Thus seated they began to talk. Simeon
pleaded the cause of his paoule.
g have heard Ill reports of the Jews Of
Mayencc, said the Pope; '' they have been
speaking bitter and threatening words against
sb,uId ri.e' .rG 4, s,ia, - y, - -
among whom they dwell.
Alas your Holiness. answered Simeon
" idle and foolish youngmen, b7agr1ts, and
malcontents are to be found among Hebrews
as among all people"
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uneroNlsa-
The rabbi lifted lis ewes. and looked Win
-arrriso at the great rrelate before him. lie
saw that his lip twi,chc]. and taat Die eye
lids 1urterad -c-vsu-lv.
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has simplicity tl-l ID q I'a3- man "-'- 10
the midst %. opportunities OF il1u1- preserve
. bis integrity that ri -icl man, Tlo gives
abundant aims and ,sv5 nothing aalg- l-.
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ia these three positions. as Is wen known q.
me- bv .-t-s;..rIo. full of irte--l-v. au.
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bis place, and taking up cnc-5man, r.-- -'
the old rabbi " ou play, ] suppose.
Simeon replied .n the affirmative. sIaeU-ct
sgrfriscl at the change ol tonic: hgt ready
r1 trm. the man wa5 held tae ia-e %. his
,....-l, i,, lis hands
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thus disturbed at tle loss Ola gam "7AeA
the Holy Father
For some moments the trembling '-- man
could not speak. At length. laying ais rIin-
wriuklcl hand On the shoulder of The p3uc.
move that move, [ taught j. To lav by