Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 44
the house of Na-thaniel, to hear more;but a mounted mes-senger from Samaria, this morning, brought tidings of another tu-mult in that city. More of our brethren havefallen by the swords of their enemies, andthere was none to help, for the centurion incommand there hates our nation as he hathoft… … eyes of Lois, and her cheeks were white withfear. And my father and Cyril are in Samaria! she exclaimed. ■ Oh, how I wish I could hearfrom them! What if they have been slain, or—or crucified ! The Romans are merciless ! (To be continued.)
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