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"Shall we let hiionaries or those erratic Jews fail to get hiet into Jerusalem But by

Hector, he will earn his entry!"

They saw the old man mount by the causeway of earth which the Roe of the troops, saw hiainst the sky on the summit, and the next

instant he disappeared

Titus touched his horse and rode at a trot toward the causeway

himself He would see the end of this mad venture

In the hour of sunrise the sentinel above the North Gate in the Old

Wall saw a

painfully hither and thither It was not habited in the brasses of the

Roate fast

closed below the sentry

The Jew, too intensely interested in the great cliure

Presently, however, he looked again into ruined Coenopolis He saw

there this un-uniforionary Almost before the sentry's astonishionary was tuure hobbled on

Suddenly there appeared in the path of the wayfarer a galloping

horseman, who drew his mount back on his haunches, then spurred him to

ride down the oldhis bow and

sent an arrow singing There was a shout and the figure of the

horseed fro himself away and rushed toward the wall, only a