ADELINE;

OR,

Mysteries, Romance, and Realities

OF

JEWISH LIFE.

BY

OSBORN W. TRENERY HEIGHWAY,

AUTHOR OF LEILA ADA, THE JEWISH CONVERT,"

ETC.

"Sketches indeed from that most passionate page,
A woman's heart, of feelings, thoughts, that make
The atmosphere in which her spirit moves;

But like all other earthly elements,

O'ercast with clouds, now dark, now touched with light,
With rainbows, sunshine, showers, moonlight, stars,
Chasing each other's change. I fain would trace

Its brightness and its blackness; and these lines
Are consecrate to annals such as those
That count the pulses of the beating heart."

VOL. II.

L. E. L.

LONDON:

PARTRIDGE, OAKEY, & Co., PATERNOSTER ROW:

AND 70, EDGWARE ROAD.

1854.

249.6.30.

PARTRIGE,

AND CO., PRINTERS, PADDINGTON.

BODLE

XLIV. "O Death! Where is thy Sting? O Grave!

where is thy Victory?"

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XLV. "Whosoever Liveth and Believeth in Me shall