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She
hastily
wiped
them
,
and
answered
to
the
anxious
enquiries
of
Rowena
--
"
I
am
well
,
lady
--
well
.
But
my
heart
swells
when
I
think
of
Torquilstone
and
the
lists
of
Templestowe
.
--
Farewell
.
One
,
the
most
trifling
part
of
my
duty
,
remains
undischarged
.
Accept
this
casket
--
startle
not
at
its
contents
.
"
Rowena
opened
the
small
silver-chased
casket
,
and
perceived
a
carcanet
,
or
neck
lace
,
with
ear-jewels
,
of
diamonds
,
which
were
obviously
of
immense
value
.
"
It
is
impossible
,
"
she
said
,
tendering
back
the
casket
.
"
I
dare
not
accept
a
gift
of
such
consequence
.
"
"
Yet
keep
it
,
lady
,
"
returned
Rebecca
.
--
"
You
have
power
,
rank
,
command
,
influence
;
we
have
wealth
,
the
source
both
of
our
strength
and
weakness
;
the
value
of
these
toys
,
ten
times
multiplied
,
would
not
influence
half
so
much
as
your
slightest
wish
.
To
you
,
therefore
,
the
gift
is
of
little
value
,
--
and
to
me
,
what
I
part
with
is
of
much
less
.
Let
me
not
think
you
deem
so
wretchedly
ill
of
my
nation
as
your
commons
believe
.
Think
ye
that
I
prize
these
sparkling
fragments
of
stone
above
my
liberty
?
or
that
my
father
values
them
in
comparison
to
the
honour
of
his
only
child
?
Accept
them
,
lady
--
to
me
they
are
valueless
.
I
will
never
wear
jewels
more
.
"
"
You
are
then
unhappy
!
"
said
Rowena
,
struck
with
the
manner
in
which
Rebecca
uttered
the
last
words
.
"
O
,
remain
with
us
--
the
counsel
of
holy
men
will
wean
you
from
your
erring
law
,
and
I
will
be
a
sister
to
you
.
"
"
No
,
lady
,
"
answered
Rebecca
,
the
same
calm
melancholy
reigning
in
her
soft
voice
and
beautiful
features
--
"
that
--
may
not
be
.
I
may
not
change
the
faith
of
my
fathers
like
a
garment
unsuited
to
the
climate
in
which
I
seek
to
dwell
,
and
unhappy
,
lady
,
I
will
not
be
.
He
,
to
whom
I
dedicate
my
future
life
,
will
be
my
comforter
,
if
I
do
His
will
.
"
"
Have
you
then
convents
,
to
one
of
which
you
mean
to
retire
?
"
asked
Rowena
.
"
No
,
lady
,
"
said
the
Jewess
;
"
but
among
our
people
,
since
the
time
of
Abraham
downwards
,
have
been
women
who
have
devoted
their
thoughts
to
Heaven
,
and
their
actions
to
works
of
kindness
to
men
,
tending
the
sick
,
feeding
the
hungry
,
and
relieving
the
distressed
.
Among
these
will
Rebecca
be
numbered
.
Say
this
to
thy
lord
,
should
he
chance
to
enquire
after
the
fate
of
her
whose
life
he
saved
.
"
There
was
an
involuntary
tremour
on
Rebecca
's
voice
,
and
a
tenderness
of
accent
,
which
perhaps
betrayed
more
than
she
would
willingly
have
expressed
.
She
hastened
to
bid
Rowena
adieu
.
"
Farewell
,
"
she
said
.
"
May
He
,
who
made
both
Jew
and
Christian
,
shower
down
on
you
his
choicest
blessings
!
The
bark
that
waits
us
hence
will
be
under
weigh
ere
we
can
reach
the
port
.
"
