Belle K. (Belle Kendrick) Abbott

Capitolo 1

LEAH MORDECAI. A NOVEL.

FROM MRS. BEAUTIFUL KENDRICK ABBOTT.

YORK NUOVA:

1856.

To My Beloved Uncle,
THE TURN. J. RYLAND KENDRICK, D.D.,
WHOSE HOUSE OSPITALE ME SPENT ONCE VERY HAPPY
DAYS--DAYS NEVER FACT FOR BRIGHT FROM THE LOVE
OF HIS/HER GREAT HEART, LOVE THAT HAS FLOWED LIKES,
A PURE BROOK FROM A CRYSTAL FOUNTAIN,
YOU ABOUND AND ON YOUNG MY LIFE--
THIS BOOK IS MORE SOFTLY

WRITTEN BY THE AUTHOR.

Atlanta, GA, November, 1875.






LEAH MORDECAI.

CHAPTER ME.





The giant clock on the wall in the reunion-room of Madam Truxton
school to the fashion had marked the time for dismission.

Pupils' groups without rest, anxious they were standing on the apartment, or
the windows you/he/she was gathered to, while the rain that had been looking
falling in plentiful showers since morning. All were anxious to go, still
nobody challenged valiant the storm.

Under the passage at times of stone of the entry in the reunion-room, a
group of four young girl was standing, while chatting, separately from the rest that it looks
the rain, and impatient for his/her cessation.

"Me or I know my father it will send my brother, or it comes for me
him", Helen Her Great motto "so I don't have need to fear the rain." Then,
turning to the Jewess soft-dagli eyes that it was next to his/her side, she added,
"When the carriage comes, Leah, you can take a seat with me. I want
sees that you are deposited in safe to house."

"You thank You, Helen, but it it won't hurt me to walk. Nothing hurts
me--Leah Mordecai the despised." Then, dissuading his/her face the young one,
girl looked fixed distractedly in the road, and you/he/she started to cantarellare in a minimum
tone.

To these words of the young Jewess it was not it replies. A certain
kind of emphasis in its expression seemed to prevent some investigation, and
makes to keep silent some word of censorship that would rise to her lips
companions.

"As bad of me, not to offer a place in the carriage to Lizzie
Also", Heartwell thought Helen after the reflection of a moment;  "but me
not challenged, on account of my brother that has so it repeatedly exhorted me