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| “Tarry thou till I come!” | [Frontispiece] |
| “All in the Temple was confusion,” | [20] |
| “The archer dropped dead, with the arrow still on his bow,” | [64] |
| “‘Read the Scriptures. I have prayed for you. Read—’” | [104] |
| “‘Let your guard come,’ cried I,” | [136] |
| “I heard the gnashing of his white fangs above me,” | [168] |
| “The lions, made more furious by wounds, sprang upon the powerful horses,” | [208] |
| “I gave the word—fell upon the guard at the gate, and cast it open!” | [240] |
| “‘Now for glory!’ they cried,” | [268] |
| “The solitary voyager of the burning trireme,” | [318] |
| “I had rescued Constantius!” | [356] |
| “The Roman rushed at him with his drawn falchion,” | [396] |
| “‘Esther is gone!’ was her answer,” | [424] |
| “‘Now, my beloved brothers, beloved in the Lord, go forth,’ said Eleazar,” | [452] |
| “Titus rode at the head of his stately company, himself the most stately of them all,” | [488] |
| “Judea must fall,” | [508] |
| “I heard the shouts of the conquerors, and the fall of the pillars of the Temple,” | [532] |
BOOK I
TARRY THOU TILL I COME
The superior numbers appearing throughout the text refer to “Explanatory Notes” in the first pages of the Appendix.