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"
Art
thou
in
thy
senses
,
Israelite
?
"
said
the
Norman
,
sternly
--
"
has
thy
flesh
and
blood
a
charm
against
heated
iron
and
scalding
oil
?
"
"
I
care
not
!
"
said
the
Jew
,
rendered
desperate
by
paternal
affection
;
"
do
thy
worst
.
My
daughter
is
my
flesh
and
blood
,
dearer
to
me
a
thousand
times
than
those
limbs
which
thy
cruelty
threatens
.
No
silver
will
I
give
thee
,
unless
I
were
to
pour
it
molten
down
thy
avaricious
throat
--
no
,
not
a
silver
penny
will
I
give
thee
,
Nazarene
,
were
it
to
save
thee
from
the
deep
damnation
thy
whole
life
has
merited
!
Take
my
life
if
thou
wilt
,
and
say
,
the
Jew
,
amidst
his
tortures
,
knew
how
to
disappoint
the
Christian
.
"
"
We
shall
see
that
,
"
said
Front-de-Boeuf
;
"
for
by
the
blessed
rood
,
which
is
the
abomination
of
thy
accursed
tribe
,
thou
shalt
feel
the
extremities
of
fire
and
steel
!
--
Strip
him
,
slaves
,
and
chain
him
down
upon
the
bars
.
"
In
spite
of
the
feeble
struggles
of
the
old
man
,
the
Saracens
had
already
torn
from
him
his
upper
garment
,
and
were
proceeding
totally
to
disrobe
him
,
when
the
sound
of
a
bugle
,
twice
winded
without
the
castle
,
penetrated
even
to
the
recesses
of
the
dungeon
,
and
immediately
after
loud
voices
were
heard
calling
for
Sir
Reginald
Front-de-Boeuf
.
Unwilling
to
be
found
engaged
in
his
hellish
occupation
,
the
savage
Baron
gave
the
slaves
a
signal
to
restore
Isaac
's
garment
,
and
,
quitting
the
dungeon
with
his
attendants
,
he
left
the
Jew
to
thank
God
for
his
own
deliverance
,
or
to
lament
over
his
daughter
's
captivity
,
and
probable
fate
,
as
his
personal
or
parental
feelings
might
prove
strongest
.
Nay
,
if
the
gentle
spirit
of
moving
words
Can
no
way
change
you
to
a
milder
form
,
I
'll
woo
you
,
like
a
soldier
,
at
arms
'
end
,
And
love
you
'
gainst
the
nature
of
love
,
force
you
.
Two
Gentlemen
of
Verona
The
apartment
to
which
the
Lady
Rowena
had
been
introduced
was
fitted
up
with
some
rude
attempts
at
ornament
and
magnificence
,
and
her
being
placed
there
might
be
considered
as
a
peculiar
mark
of
respect
not
offered
to
the
other
prisoners
.
But
the
wife
of
Front-de-Boeuf
,
for
whom
it
had
been
originally
furnished
,
was
long
dead
,
and
decay
and
neglect
had
impaired
the
few
ornaments
with
which
her
taste
had
adorned
it
.
The
tapestry
hung
down
from
the
walls
in
many
places
,
and
in
others
was
tarnished
and
faded
under
the
effects
of
the
sun
,
or
tattered
and
decayed
by
age
.
Desolate
,
however
,
as
it
was
,
this
was
the
apartment
of
the
castle
which
had
been
judged
most
fitting
for
the
accommodation
of
the
Saxon
heiress
;
and
here
she
was
left
to
meditate
upon
her
fate
,
until
the
actors
in
this
nefarious
drama
had
arranged
the
several
parts
which
each
of
them
was
to
perform
.
This
had
been
settled
in
a
council
held
by
Front-de-Boeuf
,
De
Bracy
,
and
the
Templar
,
in
which
,
after
a
long
and
warm
debate
concerning
the
several
advantages
which
each
insisted
upon
deriving
from
his
peculiar
share
in
this
audacious
enterprise
,
they
had
at
length
determined
the
fate
of
their
unhappy
prisoners
.
