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"And this child-wife of fifteen did indeed look very happy as she spoke and I, deep down in my heart, thought, 'What would they say to such match-making in England and Western Europe, and yet in Palestine such marriages arranged by the parents are nearly always happy. "I must close now, Your loving Millie."
States are the expression of souls; in any land the Jewish soul could express itself in characteristic institutions, could shake off the long oppression of the ages, and renew its youth in touch with the soil. Yet since there is this longing for Palestine, let us make capital of it capital that will return its safe percentage.
'Zionism's all very well for Christians they're in no danger of having to go to Palestine, she had reflected shrewdly. 'And why couldn't you live entirely among Jews? Barstein asked slowly. Mabel drew a great breath, as if throwing off a suffocating weight. 'One couldn't breathe, she explained. 'Aren't you living among Jews now? 'Don't look so glum, silly.
There was Edward Robinson, Professor in the Union Theological Seminary, just returned from a tour of exploration in Palestine with Rev. Eli Smith, publishing Biblical Researches in Palestine. And there was Isaac McLelland, whose verse was as good as his sportsmanship. These were some few of the men who were first to recognize the genius of the poet.
Hot on the heels of this announcement it was bruited around the city that Cleopatra had escaped safely to Palestine, where, in due time, she would doubtless be collecting an army at the courts of Hyrcanus, the Jewish prince, and other Syrian potentates, to return and retake the crown. Macedonian it is needless to say was a mere name.
The water that he brings he pours into a large earthern jar, which keeps it cool, and to it is attached over the mouth of the jar a sieve which is made of thick unbleached calico: if this were not done, hundreds of little red worms would get into the jar, because the water in Palestine is full of them.
"Who was it that preached to the 'common people, and in the obscure little towns of Palestine eighteen centuries ago? Am I better than my Master?" "You are far better than I am. No one has ever talked to me as you have. I might have been different if they had."
It was very pretty. But I have recognized the weary head and the dim eyes, finally. They borrowed the idea and the words and the construction and the punctuation from Grimes. The pilgrims will tell of Palestine, when they get home, not as it appeared to them, but as it appeared to Thompson and Robinson and Grimes with the tints varied to suit each pilgrim's creed.
After a short stay at Southampton he left on December 28th for Palestine, and nearly the whole of the year 1883 was spent in Palestine. Writing from Jerusalem he says: "Everything looks small and insignificant, but quite meets the idea I had of the worldly position of the Jews and of our Lord.
Passing through the poulterer's on his way to his room the poulterer and he divided the house between them, renting a room each he paused to talk with the group of women who were plucking the fowls, and told them glad tidings of great fowl-rearing farms in Palestine.
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