The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09

sweet sting of money, terrible in mtelli
gence, vile in heart contemplate in body
| irresistible IN the unity of their grsed--the
| Jews of Prague two hundred years ago.
in one corner Of ;hc dusgy place there
| WIS a little light. \ boy stood there, be
| side a yelled woman. and the light that
| seemed to cling about him was not the re
| Election OF gold. He was very Young. His
| pale face had i'll it all the lost beauty Of the
| Jewish race. the lips were clearly cut. even
! pure in outline and firm. the forehead
! broad with thought, the features noble
| aquiline-not vulture-like. Such a face
| might holy Stephen. deacon and protomar-
| tyr. have turned upon the young men who
| laid their garments at the feet of uncou-
| verted Saul.
He stood there, looking on al the scene in
| the market place, not wondering. for moth
! ing OF 1t was new to MIN; not scoIning. for
! he felt no hate: not wrathful. for he
! dreamed OF peace. He would have had It
| otherwise-that was all. He would have
| had the stream flow back upon its source and
| take new channel for itself, he would
have seen the strength OF mis- people
! welded III cleaner deeds for nobleI
| aims. The gold he hated. the race for it he
| despised. the poison of it he loathed but he
| had neither loathing nor contempt, nor
| hatred for the men themselves. He looked
upon them, and he loved to think that the
| carrlon vulture might once again be puIi-
| he'd, and lifted on strong wings and become
as IN old days, the eagle of the mountains.
For many minutes he gazed in silence
Then he Sighed and turned away. He held
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teries of the sacred tongue The woman by
his side was servant in his fathers house,
and 1t was her duty to attend him through
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Ihey walked together. side by side,
quickly and often CHANGING behind them, as
though to see whether they were followed.
Ana yet 1t seemed as though ii was not they
who moved, but the city about them which
changed. HE throng OF busy Jews grew
shadoWy. and disappeared; their shrili
voices were lost in the distance. There
were other people i'll the street, of other
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beautiful face in the dark street, and showed
the fearless yet Gentle smile tb,t vas on
his Inns
.sWhat is tharo 10 fear2.; he asked
sDeafb : answered the woman in =
tre,nhIinG tome They win l-iiI tbne and
il shall h. unon NV head :,
And what is dentb9,, ba oc1,od oroin
and the smile was still unon his face ne he
led the way up the stems.
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l9Meu MIN lhen they were Wlthln the
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t thoSG uaSS Itl;in now. Inc ooy $1,000 beside
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f eilIlie .I NIL f"ui"nV dS he hidue Iiie
9iSh y. 'iiS SAoSo- $500
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earnestly. Though I would il, niGht he
forever so with thee ;,
1T is forever, ;; the hoy answered
He went forward and nrost rated himself
before the high altar and the soft Iight
lowered above him The woman l-naIt NJ n
little distance from him with cinsnaS banIS
and upturned ewes. The church was very
dark and silent.
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