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Excerpt from Original Letters, Illustrative of English History, Vol. 4 of 4: Including Numerous Royal Letters: From Autographs in the British Museum, and One or Two Other Collections
There was brought in a pretty Boy at four years old, a child of some chief Jew, in rich coats, with black feathers in his hat, the priest himself arose and put a veil over the child's hat Of pure white silk, fastening it under the hatband that he should not shake it Off, and set him upon a seat among the boys; but he soon leaped off, and ran with his veil dangling up and down; once he came and looked at me, wondering perhaps that I had no veil; at length he got the inner door open and went to his mother; for they do not suffer the Women to come into the same room or into the sight Of the men but on the one side of the Synagogue there is a low, long, and narrow latticed window.
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