“They are, sometimes,” acquiesced the young man, with respect; “but we had better forget the past, Mr. Moore. The Jew—in spite of popular tradition—does not bear malice, and now that our beloved England has returned our freedom to us, I am sure we shall be greater friends than ever before.”
“God grant we may!” was the Premier’s fervent reply.
He was no longer an enemy of the Jews. He had become their staunch ally.
THE END
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