Neither Jew nor Greek

by Violet Guttenberg

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[TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE]

NEITHER JEW NOR GREEK

NEITHER JEW NOR
GREEK

A STORY OF JEWISH SOCIAL LIFE
BY
VIOLET GUTTENBERG

LONDON
CHATTO & WINDUS
1902
PRINTED BY
WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED,
LONDON AND BECCLES.
TO
MY FRIEND
MARIE CORELLI
AS A SLIGHT TRIBUTE TO HER
GENIUS
THIS BOOK IS AFFECTIONATELY INSCRIBED

CONTENTS

[BOOK I PROBATION]
CHAPTER		PAGE
[I.]	[ A Marriage of Convenience]	[1]
[II.]	[ Introduces a Sweet and Lovable Jewish Girl]	[8]
[III.]	[ The Barrier of Race and Faith]	[17]
[IV.]	[ Geoffrey receives Unpalatable Advice]	[25]
[V.]	[ The Friedbergs of Maida Vale]	[34]
[VI.]	[ An Academy Student]	[43]
[VII.]	[ Enter—David Salmon]	[52]
[VIII.]	[ At Synagogue on New Year’s Day]	[60]
[IX.]	[ Luncheon for Three]	[69]
[X.]	[ A Gold Nugget and a Diamond Ring]	[77]
[XI.]	[ Under the Mistletoe]	[88]
[XII.]	[ David Salmon pays a Visit of Condolence]	[99]
[XIII.]	[ The Social Ethics of Judaism]	[110]
[BOOK II THREE YEARS AFTER]
[I.]	[ Celia makes her Professional Début in London]	[125]
[II.]	[ A New Project discussed]	[136]
[III.]	[ Fitzjohn’s Avenue, Hampstead,—or Jerusalem?]	[147]
[IV.]	[ A Letter from Australia]	[157]
[V.]	[ The Wiltons of Woodruffe]	[165]
[VI.]	[ Celia’s Awakening]	[173]
[VII.]	[ White Heather]	[182]
[VIII.]	[ The Ring returned]	[191]
[IX.]	[ An Outcast in Israel]	[199]
[X.]	[ Strelitzki paves the Way for his Revenge]	[210]
[XI.]	[ The Stannard Ball, and after—An Eventful Night]	[223]
[XII.]	[ A Woman’s Love]	[237]
[XIII.]	[ The Acme Furnishing Company]	[251]
[XIV.]	[ “The Voice of the Charmer,” and an Unexpected Meeting]	[263]
[XV.]	[ Ninette tells her Story]	[276]
[XVI.]	[ The Darkness deepens around Ninette]	[291]
[XVII.]	[ Both Sides of the Curtain]	[305]
[XVIII.]	[ “Neither Jew nor Greek”—One God over All]	[319]