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"
Holy
Abraham
!
"
returned
the
Jew
,
finding
voice
through
the
very
extremity
of
his
danger
,
"
heard
man
ever
such
a
demand
?
--
Who
ever
heard
,
even
in
a
minstrel
's
tale
,
of
such
a
sum
as
a
thousand
pounds
of
silver
?
--
What
human
sight
was
ever
blessed
with
the
vision
of
such
a
mass
of
treasure
?
--
Not
within
the
walls
of
York
,
ransack
my
house
and
that
of
all
my
tribe
,
wilt
thou
find
the
tithe
of
that
huge
sum
of
silver
that
thou
speakest
of
.
"
"
I
am
reasonable
,
"
answered
Front-de-Boeuf
,
"
and
if
silver
be
scant
,
I
refuse
not
gold
.
At
the
rate
of
a
mark
of
gold
for
each
six
pounds
of
silver
,
thou
shalt
free
thy
unbelieving
carcass
from
such
punishment
as
thy
heart
has
never
even
conceived
.
"
"
Have
mercy
on
me
,
noble
knight
!
"
exclaimed
Isaac
;
"
I
am
old
,
and
poor
,
and
helpless
.
It
were
unworthy
to
triumph
over
me
--
It
is
a
poor
deed
to
crush
a
worm
.
"
"
Old
thou
mayst
be
,
"
replied
the
knight
;
"
more
shame
to
their
folly
who
have
suffered
thee
to
grow
grey
in
usury
and
knavery
--
Feeble
thou
mayst
be
,
for
when
had
a
Jew
either
heart
or
hand
--
But
rich
it
is
well
known
thou
art
.
"
"
I
swear
to
you
,
noble
knight
,
"
said
the
Jew
"
by
all
which
I
believe
,
and
by
all
which
we
believe
in
common
--
"
"
Perjure
not
thyself
,
"
said
the
Norman
,
interrupting
him
,
"
and
let
not
thine
obstinacy
seal
thy
doom
,
until
thou
hast
seen
and
well
considered
the
fate
that
awaits
thee
.
Think
not
I
speak
to
thee
only
to
excite
thy
terror
,
and
practise
on
the
base
cowardice
thou
hast
derived
from
thy
tribe
.
I
swear
to
thee
by
that
which
thou
dost
NOT
believe
,
by
the
gospel
which
our
church
teaches
,
and
by
the
keys
which
are
given
her
to
bind
and
to
loose
,
that
my
purpose
is
deep
and
peremptory
.
This
dungeon
is
no
place
for
trifling
.
Prisoners
ten
thousand
times
more
distinguished
than
thou
have
died
within
these
walls
,
and
their
fate
hath
never
been
known
!
But
for
thee
is
reserved
a
long
and
lingering
death
,
to
which
theirs
were
luxury
.
"
He
again
made
a
signal
for
the
slaves
to
approach
,
and
spoke
to
them
apart
,
in
their
own
language
;
for
he
also
had
been
in
Palestine
,
where
perhaps
,
he
had
learnt
his
lesson
of
cruelty
.
The
Saracens
produced
from
their
baskets
a
quantity
of
charcoal
,
a
pair
of
bellows
,
and
a
flask
of
oil
.
While
the
one
struck
a
light
with
a
flint
and
steel
,
the
other
disposed
the
charcoal
in
the
large
rusty
grate
which
we
have
already
mentioned
,
and
exercised
the
bellows
until
the
fuel
came
to
a
red
glow
.
"
Seest
thou
,
Isaac
,
"
said
Front-de-Boeuf
,
"
the
range
of
iron
bars
above
the
glowing
charcoal
?
--
on
that
warm
couch
thou
shalt
lie
,
stripped
of
thy
clothes
as
if
thou
wert
to
rest
on
a
bed
of
down
.
One
of
these
slaves
shall
maintain
the
fire
beneath
thee
,
while
the
other
shall
anoint
thy
wretched
limbs
with
oil
,
lest
the
roast
should
burn
.
--
Now
,
choose
betwixt
such
a
scorching
bed
and
the
payment
of
a
thousand
pounds
of
silver
;
for
,
by
the
head
of
my
father
,
thou
hast
no
other
option
.
"
"
It
is
impossible
,
"
exclaimed
the
miserable
Jew
--
"
it
is
impossible
that
your
purpose
can
be
real
!
The
good
God
of
nature
never
made
a
heart
capable
of
exercising
such
cruelty
!
"
"
Trust
not
to
that
,
Isaac
,
"
said
Front-de-Boeuf
,
"
it
were
a
fatal
error
.
