Our Lady of Lourdes High School - Knight Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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l l W . N -'3 6 ' 1 ' - , , I 0 , M-, , .f 'B -A LOURDES Eff n - ' 'Ss fi ,X ' 'if f 'N xl' O O O rt 'V ,i wwm 4D, QA o 0iiOr A C ' Q 0lUIlpdl'llS0lUl J N the story of The Merchant of Venice the Jew who takes part is represented as a Q money-grasping and revengeful man who gets his money by lending it out at a high rate Q of interest. Shylock is a tall, skinny, scrawny-faced man, having a long black beard, tapering to a point. He was a selfish man who never did any good with his money. Isaac of York, the Jew in Ivanhoe , is of an entirely different type. He was short, 4 stoop-shouldered, and feeble. His features were keen, with an acquiline nose, and piercing 0 black eyes. His long grey hair and beard and wrinkled forehead would have made him hand- .L , some had they not been marks of his race. He used his money wisely by helping others when , in distress, as shown when he fit out the Palmer with a. charger and suit of armor for the l tournament. When he lent money to people, he sometimes lent it without interest if they b were only able to pay the amount they borrowed. Shylock, on the contrary, would not lend his 8 money unless he was sure of being paid back with interest. ,V 3' Shylock's treatment of his daughter cannot be compared with the treatment of the daughter of Isaac of York. Shylock did not provide his daughter'with any pleasures or with 1 the little lineries becoming a, young girl. He did not do anything to gain her affection, until 'V X at last she stole some of his money and jewels and eloped with Lorenzo. Isaac of York treated Q A his daughter like a queen. He bought her clothes to match her beauty and gave her money 47 5' wherewith to buy little favors. She is able to pay back to Ivanhoe's messenger the money l that he had brought in payment for the charger and suit of armor.. Unlike Jessica, she is the X constant companion of her father. , 4 l Shylock, in The Merchant of Venice is very cruel, even to the point of cutting a pound 9 ' 3 of flesh from Antonio because he failed to pay' the money he owed him. Isaac of York was 4 of a milder nature, when in the tournament Ivanhoe was wounded, he took care 'of him as if he had been his son. Isaac of York is clearly the better and nobler man. ' BERNARD Mizvlans, '31. . EDMOND BREAULT, '31, 0 l 1 l l l 0 i l I l 0 I o F 1 l 5 1 v 0 O O4 l'5Ot'115 ot?1929r-io,-igy cel., O -l Sixty-one I- 1

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