HEBREW TALE.
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From the writings Of Ancient Hebrew Sages


Terah, the father of Abraham, says ira
dition, was not only an idolator, but manu-
facturer of idols, which he used to expose for
public sale. Being obliged one day to SO out
on particular business, he desired Abraham
to superintend for him. Abraham ebeyed re-
luctantly.


"What is the price of that god" asked
an old man, who had just entered the place
of sale, pointing to an idol to which he took
a fancy. "Old man." said Abraham, may
be permitted to ask thine age ?"-" Three
score years." replied the age-stricken i
dolator-" Three score years." exclaimed
Abraham, and thou wouldst worship thing
that has been fashioned by the hands of my