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"
Daughter
,
"
answered
Cedric
,
much
embarrassed
,
"
my
time
in
this
castle
will
not
permit
me
to
exercise
the
duties
of
mine
office
--
I
must
presently
forth
--
there
is
life
and
death
upon
my
speed
.
"
"
Yet
,
father
,
let
me
entreat
you
by
the
vow
you
have
taken
on
you
,
"
replied
the
suppliant
,
"
not
to
leave
the
oppressed
and
endangered
without
counsel
or
succour
.
"
"
May
the
fiend
fly
away
with
me
,
and
leave
me
in
Ifrin
with
the
souls
of
Odin
and
of
Thor
!
"
answered
Cedric
impatiently
,
and
would
probably
have
proceeded
in
the
same
tone
of
total
departure
from
his
spiritual
character
,
when
the
colloquy
was
interrupted
by
the
harsh
voice
of
Urfried
,
the
old
crone
of
the
turret
"
How
,
minion
,
"
said
she
to
the
female
speaker
,
"
is
this
the
manner
in
which
you
requite
the
kindness
which
permitted
thee
to
leave
thy
prison-cell
yonder
?
--
Puttest
thou
the
reverend
man
to
use
ungracious
language
to
free
himself
from
the
importunities
of
a
Jewess
?
"
"
A
Jewess
!
"
said
Cedric
,
availing
himself
of
the
information
to
get
clear
of
their
interruption
,
--
"
Let
me
pass
,
woman
!
stop
me
not
at
your
peril
.
I
am
fresh
from
my
holy
office
,
and
would
avoid
pollution
.
"
"
Come
this
way
,
father
,
"
said
the
old
hag
,
"
thou
art
a
stranger
in
this
castle
,
and
canst
not
leave
it
without
a
guide
.
Come
hither
,
for
I
would
speak
with
thee
.
--
And
you
,
daughter
of
an
accursed
race
,
go
to
the
sick
man
's
chamber
,
and
tend
him
until
my
return
;
and
woe
betide
you
if
you
again
quit
it
without
my
permission
!
"
Rebecca
retreated
.
Her
importunities
had
prevailed
upon
Urfried
to
suffer
her
to
quit
the
turret
,
and
Urfried
had
employed
her
services
where
she
herself
would
most
gladly
have
paid
them
,
by
the
bedside
of
the
wounded
Ivanhoe
.
With
an
understanding
awake
to
their
dangerous
situation
,
and
prompt
to
avail
herself
of
each
means
of
safety
which
occurred
,
Rebecca
had
hoped
something
from
the
presence
of
a
man
of
religion
,
who
,
she
learned
from
Urfried
,
had
penetrated
into
this
godless
castle
.
She
watched
the
return
of
the
supposed
ecclesiastic
,
with
the
purpose
of
addressing
him
,
and
interesting
him
in
favour
of
the
prisoners
;
with
what
imperfect
success
the
reader
has
been
just
acquainted
.
Fond
wretch
!
and
what
canst
thou
relate
,
But
deeds
of
sorrow
,
shame
,
and
sin
?
Thy
deeds
are
proved
--
thou
know
's
t
thy
fate
;
