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Our
tale
now
returns
to
Isaac
of
York
.
--
Mounted
upon
a
mule
,
the
gift
of
the
Outlaw
,
with
two
tall
yeomen
to
act
as
his
guard
and
guides
,
the
Jew
had
set
out
for
the
Preceptory
of
Templestowe
,
for
the
purpose
of
negotiating
his
daughter
's
redemption
.
The
Preceptory
was
but
a
day
's
journey
from
the
demolished
castle
of
Torquilstone
,
and
the
Jew
had
hoped
to
reach
it
before
nightfall
;
accordingly
,
having
dismissed
his
guides
at
the
verge
of
the
forest
,
and
rewarded
them
with
a
piece
of
silver
,
he
began
to
press
on
with
such
speed
as
his
weariness
permitted
him
to
exert
.
But
his
strength
failed
him
totally
ere
he
had
reached
within
four
miles
of
the
Temple-Court
;
racking
pains
shot
along
his
back
and
through
his
limbs
,
and
the
excessive
anguish
which
he
felt
at
heart
being
now
augmented
by
bodily
suffering
,
he
was
rendered
altogether
incapable
of
proceeding
farther
than
a
small
market-town
,
were
dwelt
a
Jewish
Rabbi
of
his
tribe
,
eminent
in
the
medical
profession
,
and
to
whom
Isaac
was
well
known
.
Nathan
Ben
Israel
received
his
suffering
countryman
with
that
kindness
which
the
law
prescribed
,
and
which
the
Jews
practised
to
each
other
.
He
insisted
on
his
betaking
himself
to
repose
,
and
used
such
remedies
as
were
then
in
most
repute
to
check
the
progress
of
the
fever
,
which
terror
,
fatigue
,
ill
usage
,
and
sorrow
,
had
brought
upon
the
poor
old
Jew
.
On
the
morrow
,
when
Isaac
proposed
to
arise
and
pursue
his
journey
,
Nathan
remonstrated
against
his
purpose
,
both
as
his
host
and
as
his
physician
.
It
might
cost
him
,
he
said
,
his
life
.
But
Isaac
replied
,
that
more
than
life
and
death
depended
upon
his
going
that
morning
to
Templestowe
.
"
To
Templestowe
!
"
said
his
host
with
surprise
again
felt
his
pulse
,
and
then
muttered
to
himself
,
"
His
fever
is
abated
,
yet
seems
his
mind
somewhat
alienated
and
disturbed
.
"
"
And
why
not
to
Templestowe
?
"
answered
his
patient
.
"
I
grant
thee
,
Nathan
,
that
it
is
a
dwelling
of
those
to
whom
the
despised
Children
of
the
Promise
are
a
stumbling-block
and
an
abomination
;
yet
thou
knowest
that
pressing
affairs
of
traffic
sometimes
carry
us
among
these
bloodthirsty
Nazarene
soldiers
,
and
that
we
visit
the
Preceptories
of
the
Templars
,
as
well
as
the
Commanderies
of
the
Knights
Hospitallers
,
as
they
are
called
.
"
"
I
know
it
well
,
"
said
Nathan
;
"
but
wottest
thou
that
Lucas
de
Beaumanoir
,
the
chief
of
their
Order
,
and
whom
they
term
Grand
Master
,
is
now
himself
at
Templestowe
?
"
"
I
know
it
not
,
"
said
Isaac
;
"
our
last
letters
from
our
brethren
at
Paris
advised
us
that
he
was
at
that
city
,
beseeching
Philip
for
aid
against
the
Sultan
Saladine
.
"
"
He
hath
since
come
to
England
,
unexpected
by
his
brethren
,
"
said
Ben
Israel
;
"
and
he
cometh
among
them
with
a
strong
and
outstretched
arm
to
correct
and
to
punish
.
His
countenance
is
kindled
in
anger
against
those
who
have
departed
from
the
vow
which
they
have
made
,
and
great
is
the
fear
of
those
sons
of
Belial
.
Thou
must
have
heard
of
his
name
?
"
"
It
is
well
known
unto
me
,
"
said
Isaac
;
"
the
Gentiles
deliver
this
Lucas
Beaumanoir
as
a
man
zealous
to
slaying
for
every
point
of
the
Nazarene
law
;
and
our
brethren
have
termed
him
a
fierce
destroyer
of
the
Saracens
,
and
a
cruel
tyrant
to
the
Children
of
the
Promise
.
"
