, and he regretted that he had not follow his earlier instinct and taken the boy to a new life in a new land This gesture astonished Hacohen. He cannot be called a man in the full sense of the term. In the middle years of the fourth century there was in the Roman city of Tiberias, called Tverya by the Jews, a lively
After the evening service the old man returned home but he did not eat, nor would he allow Eliav to do so, but at quarter to niid- night the two men said good. Eliav crawled a few paces beyond the imbedded skeleton and found himself facing the end wall of which Tabari had spoken. en to listen, so the rope was let go and he was dropped in a heap, quickly lifted onto a table and subjected to a s saddled their camels in the pre-dawn light that sifted down upon a crowded caravanserai standing beside the lake.
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