Dreamers of
章节目录
共 173 题- BY THE SAME AUTHOR.
- PREFACE
- I.Z.
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- PRELUDE: MOSES AND JESUS viii
- A CHILD OF THE GHETTO 1
- JOSEPH THE DREAMER 21
- URIEL ACOSTA 68
- THE TURKISH MESSIAH 115
- THE MAKER OF LENSES 186
- THE MASTER OF THE NAME 221
- MAIMON THE FOOL AND NATHAN THE WISE 289
- FROM A MATTRESS GRAVE 335
- THE PEOPLE'S SAVIOUR 369
- THE PRIMROSE SPHINX 424
- DREAMERS IN CONGRESS 430
- THE PALESTINE PILGRIM 441
- THE CONCILIATOR OF CHRISTENDOM 453
- THE JOYOUS COMRADE 480
- CHAD GADYA 493
- EPILOGUE: A MODERN SCRIBE IN JERUSALEM 514
- DREAMERS OF THE GHETTO
- MOSES AND JESUS
- A CHILD OF THE GHETTO
- II
- III
- JOSEPH THE DREAMER
- II
- This time it was Joseph that started. But he replied simply--
- III
- IV
- He smiled wistfully. "Thou forgettest I am dead."
- He was white and agitated. "Nay, I love no woman."
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- URIEL ACOSTA
- PART I
- GABRIEL DA COSTA
- II
- III.
- IV
- Gabriel's bosom throbbed. "Then why not join them?"
- VI
- PART II
- URIEL ACOSTA
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- Her eyes drooped as she breathed, "The more for thy sufferings."
- XI
- XII
- Uriel laughed uneasily. "Little boys should eat and not talk."
- Uriel wrote to Ianthe. She replied--
- XIII
- THE TURKISH MESSIAH
- SCROLL THE FIRST
- YAHWEH!
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- SCROLL THE SECOND
- XI
- XII
- XIII
- He laughed into her eyes and hummed softly:--
- He drew backward towards the divan. "Nay, but I must know no woman."
- XIV
- XV
- XVI
- XVII
- XVIII
- XIX
- XX
- XXI
- SCROLL THE THIRD
- XXII
- XXIII
- XXIV
- XXV
- THE MAKER OF LENSES
- Spinoza was perplexed. "Brazen? Is it because he talks of me in it?"
- Van der Spijck threw open the door. "Thy word is an oath!"
- Spinoza smiled tenderly. "Be guided by Dr. Cordes, not by me."
- Her face brightened. "Then I will be guided by thee."
- His heart leapt. "Scheveningen! Then they are practically here."
- Spinoza was ascending the stairs. "Nay, it is too late."
- After a palpitating silence she said, "But thou art a Jew!"
- THE MASTER OF THE NAME
- II
- III
- Then the Baal Shem said: "Who art thou?"
- IV
- VI
- He shrugged his shoulders. "You have but to step up into my cart."
- He smiled. "Nay, if it was far I should scarcely have asked you up."
- I jumped down. "'Tis I must walk, not you," I said.
- VII
- I sat a while in dazed wonder.
- My heart beat: "Which?"
- VIII
- MAIMON THE FOOL AND NATHAN THE WISE
- II
- III
- IV
- He murmured: "And how dieth the wise? As the fool."
- FROM A MATTRESS GRAVE
- To which the little girl: "And who is Heinrich Heine?"
- She smiled a little. "But don't you shock her?"
- She smiled: "Yes; but religiously?"
- Aloud she said, "I hope you are done with Börne!"
- THE PEOPLE'S SAVIOUR
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- Lassalle seized her hands. "There I recognize my soul's mate."
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- She smiled faintly. "But there is myself."
- She pouted deliciously. "You don't know everything under the sun."
- He laughed. "Is it the same in love?"
- He gave chase: "To the sunrise! To the symbol!"
- A telegram replied: "Bravissimo! I am on my way to join you."
- XI
- XII
- He laughed softly. "I've let slip a secret, little girl."
- XIII
- XIV
- THE PRIMROSE SPHINX
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- DREAMERS IN CONGRESS
- THE PALESTINE PILGRIM
- THE CONCILIATOR OF CHRISTENDOM
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- THE JOYOUS COMRADE
- CHAD GADYA
- EPILOGUE
- A MODERN SCRIBE IN JERUSALEM
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- XII
- XIII
- YAHWEH
- THE END
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