Tales of Jewish History volume 1
Tales of Jewish History volume 1
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He started instantly from his reverie ; he had indeed been dreaming, dream- ing of bright and pleasant things, of a cheerful home in another land, the land of his ancestors ; where none would taunt him as a runaway slave, or brand him with the name of robber. And though Paula had forbidden him to hope, and told him her heart was another's, yet as he knew not that other's name, for, with a reserve unusual to them, neither had confided their secret affection to the other, he still cherished hope,... which she had forewarned him could only end in vanity ; and he saw amid the visioned things that thronged his brain, a festal board, with her he loved at its head, and sweet young faces smiling round, while joyous voices called OF NEARDA. 133 him by the endearing name of father ; and, as in fancy he glanced upon them with a father's pride, he dropt the rein upon his horse's neck, and consigning the past and present to utter forge tfulness, he meditated on the pleasant fu- ture which fancy pictured to his imagination: a picture which, alas !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He started instantly from his reverie ; he had indeed been dreaming, dream- ing of bright and pleasant things, of a cheerful home in another land, the land of his ancestors ; where none would taunt him as a runaway slave, or brand him with the name of robber. And though Paula had forbidden him to hope, and told him her heart was another's, yet as he knew not that other's name, for, with a reserve unusual to them, neither had confided their secret affection to the other, he still cherished hope,... which she had forewarned him could only end in vanity ; and he saw amid the visioned things that thronged his brain, a festal board, with her he loved at its head, and sweet young faces smiling round, while joyous voices called OF NEARDA. 133 him by the endearing name of father ; and, as in fancy he glanced upon them with a father's pride, he dropt the rein upon his horse's neck, and consigning the past and present to utter forge tfulness, he meditated on the pleasant fu- ture which fancy pictured to his imagination: a picture which, alas !
What to read after Tales of Jewish History volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Moss to read onlineMoreLess
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