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--
I
will
form
new
paths
to
greatness
,
"
he
continued
,
again
traversing
the
room
with
hasty
strides
--
"
Europe
shall
hear
the
loud
step
of
him
she
has
driven
from
her
sons
!
--
Not
the
millions
whom
her
crusaders
send
to
slaughter
,
can
do
so
much
to
defend
Palestine
--
not
the
sabres
of
the
thousands
and
ten
thousands
of
Saracens
can
hew
their
way
so
deep
into
that
land
for
which
nations
are
striving
,
as
the
strength
and
policy
of
me
and
those
brethren
,
who
,
in
despite
of
yonder
old
bigot
,
will
adhere
to
me
in
good
and
evil
.
Thou
shalt
be
a
queen
,
Rebecca
--
on
Mount
Carmel
shall
we
pitch
the
throne
which
my
valour
will
gain
for
you
,
and
I
will
exchange
my
long-desired
batoon
for
a
sceptre
!
"
"
A
dream
,
"
said
Rebecca
;
"
an
empty
vision
of
the
night
,
which
,
were
it
a
waking
reality
,
affects
me
not
.
Enough
,
that
the
power
which
thou
mightest
acquire
,
I
will
never
share
;
nor
hold
I
so
light
of
country
or
religious
faith
,
as
to
esteem
him
who
is
willing
to
barter
these
ties
,
and
cast
away
the
bonds
of
the
Order
of
which
he
is
a
sworn
member
,
in
order
to
gratify
an
unruly
passion
for
the
daughter
of
another
people
.
--
Put
not
a
price
on
my
deliverance
,
Sir
Knight
--
sell
not
a
deed
of
generosity
--
protect
the
oppressed
for
the
sake
of
charity
,
and
not
for
a
selfish
advantage
--
Go
to
the
throne
of
England
;
Richard
will
listen
to
my
appeal
from
these
cruel
men
.
"
"
Never
,
Rebecca
!
"
said
the
Templar
,
fiercely
.
"
If
I
renounce
my
Order
,
for
thee
alone
will
I
renounce
it
--
Ambition
shall
remain
mine
,
if
thou
refuse
my
love
;
I
will
not
be
fooled
on
all
hands
.
--
Stoop
my
crest
to
Richard
?
--
ask
a
boon
of
that
heart
of
pride
?
--
Never
,
Rebecca
,
will
I
place
the
Order
of
the
Temple
at
his
feet
in
my
person
.
I
may
forsake
the
Order
,
I
never
will
degrade
or
betray
it
.
"
"
Now
God
be
gracious
to
me
,
"
said
Rebecca
,
"
for
the
succour
of
man
is
well-nigh
hopeless
!
"
"
It
is
indeed
,
"
said
the
Templar
;
"
for
,
proud
as
thou
art
,
thou
hast
in
me
found
thy
match
.
If
I
enter
the
lists
with
my
spear
in
rest
,
think
not
any
human
consideration
shall
prevent
my
putting
forth
my
strength
;
and
think
then
upon
thine
own
fate
--
to
die
the
dreadful
death
of
the
worst
of
criminals
--
to
be
consumed
upon
a
blazing
pile
--
dispersed
to
the
elements
of
which
our
strange
forms
are
so
mystically
composed
--
not
a
relic
left
of
that
graceful
frame
,
from
which
we
could
say
this
lived
and
moved
!
--
Rebecca
,
it
is
not
in
woman
to
sustain
this
prospect
--
thou
wilt
yield
to
my
suit
.
"
"
Bois-Guilbert
,
"
answered
the
Jewess
,
"
thou
knowest
not
the
heart
of
woman
,
or
hast
only
conversed
with
those
who
are
lost
to
her
best
feelings
.
I
tell
thee
,
proud
Templar
,
that
not
in
thy
fiercest
battles
hast
thou
displayed
more
of
thy
vaunted
courage
,
than
has
been
shown
by
woman
when
called
upon
to
suffer
by
affection
or
duty
.
I
am
myself
a
woman
,
tenderly
nurtured
,
naturally
fearful
of
danger
,
and
impatient
of
pain
--
yet
,
when
we
enter
those
fatal
lists
,
thou
to
fight
and
I
to
suffer
,
I
feel
the
strong
assurance
within
me
,
that
my
courage
shall
mount
higher
than
thine
.
Farewell
--
I
waste
no
more
words
on
thee
;
the
time
that
remains
on
earth
to
the
daughter
of
Jacob
must
be
otherwise
spent
--
she
must
seek
the
Comforter
,
who
may
hide
his
face
from
his
people
,
but
who
ever
opens
his
ear
to
the
cry
of
those
who
seek
him
in
sincerity
and
in
truth
.
"
"
We
part
then
thus
?
"
said
the
Templar
,
after
a
short
pause
;
"
would
to
Heaven
that
we
had
never
met
,
or
that
thou
hadst
been
noble
in
birth
and
Christian
in
faith
!
--
Nay
,
by
Heaven
!
when
I
gaze
on
thee
,
and
think
when
and
how
we
are
next
to
meet
,
I
could
even
wish
myself
one
of
thine
own
degraded
nation
;
my
hand
conversant
with
ingots
and
shekels
,
instead
of
spear
and
shield
;
my
head
bent
down
before
each
petty
noble
,
and
my
look
only
terrible
to
the
shivering
and
bankrupt
debtor
--
this
could
I
wish
,
Rebecca
,
to
be
near
to
thee
in
life
,
and
to
escape
the
fearful
share
I
must
have
in
thy
death
.
"
"
Thou
hast
spoken
the
Jew
,
"
said
Rebecca
,
"
as
the
persecution
of
such
as
thou
art
has
made
him
.
Heaven
in
ire
has
driven
him
from
his
country
,
but
industry
has
opened
to
him
the
only
road
to
power
and
to
influence
,
which
oppression
has
left
unbarred
.
