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In the number of the London Quarterly
Review Just received, some amusing extracts
are made from "Eurwitz's Hcbre.v fatc@,
selected from the writings of the ancient
Hebrew sagcs. The following specimen is
given:


"Compelled by violent persecution to
quit his native land, Rabbi Akiba wandered
over barren wastes and dreary deserts. His
whole equipage consisted Ola lamp, which
he used to light at night, in order to study
the law; cock, which served him instead
of watch, to announce to him the rising
dawn: and an ass, on which he rode.


"rhe SIN was gradually sinking beneath