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"
Rebecca
,
"
said
Bois-Guilbert
,
when
he
was
left
alone
,
"
thou
art
like
to
cost
me
dear
--
Why
can
not
I
abandon
thee
to
thy
fate
,
as
this
calm
hypocrite
recommends
?
--
One
effort
will
I
make
to
save
thee
--
but
beware
of
ingratitude
!
for
if
I
am
again
repulsed
,
my
vengeance
shall
equal
my
love
.
The
life
and
honour
of
Bois-Guilbert
must
not
be
hazarded
,
where
contempt
and
reproaches
are
his
only
reward
.
"
The
Preceptor
had
hardly
given
the
necessary
orders
,
when
he
was
joined
by
Conrade
Mont-Fitchet
,
who
acquainted
him
with
the
Grand
Master
's
resolution
to
bring
the
Jewess
to
instant
trial
for
sorcery
.
"
It
is
surely
a
dream
,
"
said
the
Preceptor
;
"
we
have
many
Jewish
physicians
,
and
we
call
them
not
wizards
though
they
work
wonderful
cures
.
"
"
The
Grand
Master
thinks
otherwise
,
"
said
Mont-Fitchet
;
"
and
,
Albert
,
I
will
be
upright
with
thee
--
wizard
or
not
,
it
were
better
that
this
miserable
damsel
die
,
than
that
Brian
de
Bois-Guilbert
should
be
lost
to
the
Order
,
or
the
Order
divided
by
internal
dissension
.
Thou
knowest
his
high
rank
,
his
fame
in
arms
--
thou
knowest
the
zeal
with
which
many
of
our
brethren
regard
him
--
but
all
this
will
not
avail
him
with
our
Grand
Master
,
should
he
consider
Brian
as
the
accomplice
,
not
the
victim
,
of
this
Jewess
.
Were
the
souls
of
the
twelve
tribes
in
her
single
body
,
it
were
better
she
suffered
alone
,
than
that
Bois-Guilbert
were
partner
in
her
destruction
.
"
"
I
have
been
working
him
even
now
to
abandon
her
,
"
said
Malvoisin
;
"
but
still
,
are
there
grounds
enough
to
condemn
this
Rebecca
for
sorcery
?
--
Will
not
the
Grand
Master
change
his
mind
when
he
sees
that
the
proofs
are
so
weak
?
"
"
They
must
be
strengthened
,
Albert
,
"
replied
Mont-Fitchet
,
"
they
must
be
strengthened
.
Dost
thou
understand
me
?
"
"
I
do
,
"
said
the
Preceptor
,
"
nor
do
I
scruple
to
do
aught
for
advancement
of
the
Order
--
but
there
is
little
time
to
find
engines
fitting
.
"
"
Malvoisin
,
they
MUST
be
found
,
"
said
Conrade
;
"
well
will
it
advantage
both
the
Order
and
thee
.
This
Templestowe
is
a
poor
Preceptory
--
that
of
Maison-Dieu
is
worth
double
its
value
--
thouknowest
my
interest
with
our
old
Chief
--
find
those
who
can
carry
this
matter
through
,
and
thou
art
Preceptor
of
Maison-Dieu
in
the
fertile
Kent
--
How
sayst
thou
?
"
"
There
is
,
"
replied
Malvoisin
,
"
among
those
who
came
hither
with
Bois-Guilbert
,
two
fellows
whom
I
well
know
;
servants
they
were
to
my
brother
Philip
de
Malvoisin
,
and
passed
from
his
service
to
that
of
Front-de-Boeuf
--
It
may
be
they
know
something
of
the
witcheries
of
this
woman
.
"
