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"
Can
he
afford
a
ransom
?
"
answered
the
Prior
"
Is
he
not
Isaac
of
York
,
rich
enough
to
redeem
the
captivity
of
the
ten
tribes
of
Israel
,
who
were
led
into
Assyrian
bondage
?
--
I
have
seen
but
little
of
him
myself
,
but
our
cellarer
and
treasurer
have
dealt
largely
with
him
,
and
report
says
that
his
house
at
York
is
so
full
of
gold
and
silver
as
is
a
shame
in
any
Christian
land
.
Marvel
it
is
to
all
living
Christian
hearts
that
such
gnawing
adders
should
be
suffered
to
eat
into
the
bowels
of
the
state
,
and
even
of
the
holy
church
herself
,
with
foul
usuries
and
extortions
.
"
"
Hold
,
father
,
"
said
the
Jew
,
"
mitigate
and
assuage
your
choler
.
I
pray
of
your
reverence
to
remember
that
I
force
my
monies
upon
no
one
.
But
when
churchman
and
layman
,
prince
and
prior
,
knight
and
priest
,
come
knocking
to
Isaac
's
door
,
they
borrow
not
his
shekels
with
these
uncivil
terms
.
It
is
then
,
Friend
Isaac
,
will
you
pleasure
us
in
this
matter
,
and
our
day
shall
be
truly
kept
,
so
God
sa
'
me
?
--
and
Kind
Isaac
,
if
ever
you
served
man
,
show
yourself
a
friend
in
this
need
!
And
when
the
day
comes
,
and
I
ask
my
own
,
then
what
hear
I
but
Damned
Jew
,
and
The
curse
of
Egypt
on
your
tribe
,
and
all
that
may
stir
up
the
rude
and
uncivil
populace
against
poor
strangers
!
"
"
Prior
,
"
said
the
Captain
,
"
Jew
though
he
be
,
he
hath
in
this
spoken
well
.
Do
thou
,
therefore
,
name
his
ransom
,
as
he
named
thine
,
without
farther
rude
terms
.
"
"
None
but
latro
famosus
--
the
interpretation
whereof
,
"
said
the
Prior
,
"
will
I
give
at
some
other
time
and
tide
--
would
place
a
Christian
prelate
and
an
unbaptized
Jew
upon
the
same
bench
.
But
since
ye
require
me
to
put
a
price
upon
this
caitiff
,
I
tell
you
openly
that
ye
will
wrong
yourselves
if
you
take
from
him
a
penny
under
a
thousand
crowns
.
"
"
A
sentence
!
--
a
sentence
!
"
exclaimed
the
chief
Outlaw
.
"
A
sentence
!
--
a
sentence
!
"
shouted
his
assessors
;
"
the
Christian
has
shown
his
good
nurture
,
and
dealt
with
us
more
generously
than
the
Jew
.
"
"
The
God
of
my
fathers
help
me
!
"
said
the
Jew
;
"
will
ye
bear
to
the
ground
an
impoverished
creature
?
--
I
am
this
day
childless
,
and
will
ye
deprive
me
of
the
means
of
livelihood
?
"
"
Thou
wilt
have
the
less
to
provide
for
,
Jew
,
if
thou
art
childless
,
"
said
Aymer
.
"
Alas
!
my
lord
,
"
said
Isaac
,
"
your
law
permits
you
not
to
know
how
the
child
of
our
bosom
is
entwined
with
the
strings
of
our
heart
--
O
Rebecca
!
laughter
of
my
beloved
Rachel
!
were
each
leaf
on
that
tree
a
zecchin
,
and
each
zecchin
mine
own
,
all
that
mass
of
wealth
would
I
give
to
know
whether
thou
art
alive
,
and
escaped
the
hands
of
the
Nazarene
!
"
"
Was
not
thy
daughter
dark-haired
?
"
said
one
of
the
outlaws
;
"
and
wore
she
not
a
veil
of
twisted
sendal
,
broidered
with
silver
?
"
