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Some
hilding
fellow
he
must
be
,
who
dared
not
stay
to
assert
his
claim
to
the
tourney
prize
which
chance
had
assigned
him
.
I
should
in
vain
have
sought
for
him
where
knights
and
nobles
seek
their
foes
,
and
right
glad
am
I
he
hath
here
shown
himself
among
yon
villain
yeomanry
.
"
The
demonstrations
of
the
enemy
's
immediate
approach
cut
off
all
farther
discourse
.
Each
knight
repaired
to
his
post
,
and
at
the
head
of
the
few
followers
whom
they
were
able
to
muster
,
and
who
were
in
numbers
inadequate
to
defend
the
whole
extent
of
the
walls
,
they
awaited
with
calm
determination
the
threatened
assault
.
This
wandering
race
,
sever
'd
from
other
men
,
Boast
yet
their
intercourse
with
human
arts
;
The
seas
,
the
woods
,
the
deserts
,
which
they
haunt
,
Find
them
acquainted
with
their
secret
treasures
:
And
unregarded
herbs
,
and
flowers
,
and
blossoms
,
Display
undreamt-of
powers
when
gather
'd
by
them
.
The
Jew
Our
history
must
needs
retrograde
for
the
space
of
a
few
pages
,
to
inform
the
reader
of
certain
passages
material
to
his
understanding
the
rest
of
this
important
narrative
.
His
own
intelligence
may
indeed
have
easily
anticipated
that
,
when
Ivanhoe
sunk
down
,
and
seemed
abandoned
by
all
the
world
,
it
was
the
importunity
of
Rebecca
which
prevailed
on
her
father
to
have
the
gallant
young
warrior
transported
from
the
lists
to
the
house
which
for
the
time
the
Jews
inhabited
in
the
suburbs
of
Ashby
.
