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One
of
the
maidens
presented
a
silver
cup
,
containing
a
rich
mixture
of
wine
and
spice
,
which
Rowena
barely
put
to
her
lips
.
It
was
then
offered
to
the
Palmer
,
who
,
after
a
low
obeisance
,
tasted
a
few
drops
.
"
Accept
this
alms
,
friend
,
"
continued
the
lady
,
offering
a
piece
of
gold
,
"
in
acknowledgment
of
thy
painful
travail
,
and
of
the
shrines
thou
hast
visited
.
"
The
Palmer
received
the
boon
with
another
low
reverence
,
and
followed
Edwina
out
of
the
apartment
.
In
the
anteroom
he
found
his
attendant
Anwold
,
who
,
taking
the
torch
from
the
hand
of
the
waiting-maid
,
conducted
him
with
more
haste
than
ceremony
to
an
exterior
and
ignoble
part
of
the
building
,
where
a
number
of
small
apartments
,
or
rather
cells
,
served
for
sleeping
places
to
the
lower
order
of
domestics
,
and
to
strangers
of
mean
degree
.
"
In
which
of
these
sleeps
the
Jew
?
"
said
the
Pilgrim
.
"
The
unbelieving
dog
,
"
answered
Anwold
,
"
kennels
in
the
cell
next
your
holiness
.
--
St
Dunstan
,
how
it
must
be
scraped
and
cleansed
ere
it
be
again
fit
for
a
Christian
!
"
"
And
where
sleeps
Gurth
the
swineherd
?
"
said
the
stranger
.
"
Gurth
,
"
replied
the
bondsman
,
"
sleeps
in
the
cell
on
your
right
,
as
the
Jew
on
that
to
your
left
;
you
serve
to
keep
the
child
of
circumcision
separate
from
the
abomination
of
his
tribe
.
You
might
have
occupied
a
more
honourable
place
had
you
accepted
of
Oswald
's
invitation
.
"
"
It
is
as
well
as
it
is
,
"
said
the
Palmer
;
"
the
company
,
even
of
a
Jew
,
can
hardly
spread
contamination
through
an
oaken
partition
.
"
So
saying
,
he
entered
the
cabin
allotted
to
him
,
and
taking
the
torch
from
the
domestic
's
hand
,
thanked
him
,
and
wished
him
good-night
.
Having
shut
the
door
of
his
cell
,
he
placed
the
torch
in
a
candlestick
made
of
wood
,
and
looked
around
his
sleeping
apartment
,
the
furniture
of
which
was
of
the
most
simple
kind
.
