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Isaac
listened
with
tolerable
composure
while
Ben
Samuel
read
the
letter
,
and
then
again
resumed
the
gestures
and
exclamations
of
Oriental
sorrow
,
tearing
his
garments
,
besprinkling
his
head
with
dust
,
and
ejaculating
,
"
My
daughter
!
my
daughter
!
flesh
of
my
flesh
,
and
bone
of
my
bone
!
"
"
Yet
,
"
said
the
Rabbi
,
"
take
courage
,
for
this
grief
availeth
nothing
.
Gird
up
thy
loins
,
and
seek
out
this
Wilfred
,
the
son
of
Cedric
.
It
may
be
he
will
help
thee
with
counsel
or
with
strength
;
for
the
youth
hath
favour
in
the
eyes
of
Richard
,
called
of
the
Nazarenes
Coeur-de-Lion
,
and
the
tidings
that
he
hath
returned
are
constant
in
the
land
.
It
may
be
that
he
may
obtain
his
letter
,
and
his
signet
,
commanding
these
men
of
blood
,
who
take
their
name
from
the
Temple
to
the
dishonour
thereof
,
that
they
proceed
not
in
their
purposed
wickedness
.
"
"
I
will
seek
him
out
,
"
said
Isaac
,
"
for
he
is
a
good
youth
,
and
hath
compassion
for
the
exile
of
Jacob
.
But
he
can
not
bear
his
armour
,
and
what
other
Christian
shall
do
battle
for
the
oppressed
of
Zion
?
"
"
Nay
,
but
,
"
said
the
Rabbi
,
"
thou
speakest
as
one
that
knoweth
not
the
Gentiles
.
With
gold
shalt
thou
buy
their
valour
,
even
as
with
gold
thou
buyest
thine
own
safety
.
Be
of
good
courage
,
and
do
thou
set
forward
to
find
out
this
Wilfred
of
Ivanhoe
.
I
will
also
up
and
be
doing
,
for
great
sin
it
were
to
leave
thee
in
thy
calamity
.
I
will
hie
me
to
the
city
of
York
,
where
many
warriors
and
strong
men
are
assembled
,
and
doubt
not
I
will
find
among
them
some
one
who
will
do
battle
for
thy
daughter
;
for
gold
is
their
god
,
and
for
riches
will
they
pawn
their
lives
as
well
as
their
lands
.
--
Thou
wilt
fulfil
,
my
brother
,
such
promise
as
I
may
make
unto
them
in
thy
name
?
"
"
Assuredly
,
brother
,
"
said
Isaac
,
"
and
Heaven
be
praised
that
raised
me
up
a
comforter
in
my
misery
.
Howbeit
,
grant
them
not
their
full
demand
at
once
,
for
thou
shalt
find
it
the
quality
of
this
accursed
people
that
they
will
ask
pounds
,
and
peradventure
accept
of
ounces
--
Nevertheless
,
be
it
as
thou
willest
,
for
I
am
distracted
in
this
thing
,
and
what
would
my
gold
avail
me
if
the
child
of
my
love
should
perish
!
"
"
Farewell
,
"
said
the
physician
,
"
and
may
it
be
to
thee
as
thy
heart
desireth
.
"
They
embraced
accordingly
,
and
departed
on
their
several
roads
.
The
crippled
peasant
remained
for
some
time
looking
after
them
.
"
These
dog-Jews
!
"
said
he
;
"
to
take
no
more
notice
of
a
free
guild-brother
,
than
if
I
were
a
bond
slave
or
a
Turk
,
or
a
circumcised
Hebrew
like
themselves
!
They
might
have
flung
me
a
mancus
or
two
,
however
.
I
was
not
obliged
to
bring
their
unhallowed
scrawls
,
and
run
the
risk
of
being
bewitched
,
as
more
folks
than
one
told
me
And
what
care
I
for
the
bit
of
gold
that
the
wench
gave
me
,
if
I
am
to
come
to
harm
from
the
priest
next
Easter
at
confession
,
and
be
obliged
to
give
him
twice
as
much
to
make
it
up
with
him
,
and
be
called
the
Jew
's
flying
post
all
my
life
,
as
it
may
hap
,
into
the
bargain
?
I
think
I
was
bewitched
in
earnest
when
I
was
beside
that
girl
!
--
But
it
was
always
so
with
Jew
or
Gentile
,
whosoever
came
near
her
--
none
could
stay
when
she
had
an
errand
to
go
--
and
still
,
whenever
I
think
of
her
,
I
would
give
shop
and
tools
to
save
her
life
.
"
