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She
was
watching
the
motions
of
her
father
with
a
look
of
anxious
and
filial
affection
,
while
he
paced
the
apartment
with
a
dejected
mien
and
disordered
step
;
sometimes
clasping
his
hands
together
--
sometimes
casting
his
eyes
to
the
roof
of
the
apartment
,
as
one
who
laboured
under
great
mental
tribulation
.
"
O
,
Jacob
!
"
he
exclaimed
--
"
O
,
all
ye
twelve
Holy
Fathers
of
our
tribe
!
what
a
losing
venture
is
this
for
one
who
hath
duly
kept
every
jot
and
tittle
of
the
law
of
Moses
--
Fifty
zecchins
wrenched
from
me
at
one
clutch
,
and
by
the
talons
of
a
tyrant
!
"
"
But
,
father
,
"
said
Rebecca
,
"
you
seemed
to
give
the
gold
to
Prince
John
willingly
.
"
"
Willingly
?
the
blotch
of
Egypt
upon
him
!
--
Willingly
,
saidst
thou
?
--
Ay
,
as
willingly
as
when
,
in
the
Gulf
of
Lyons
,
I
flung
over
my
merchandise
to
lighten
the
ship
,
while
she
laboured
in
the
tempest
--
robed
the
seething
billows
in
my
choice
silks
--
perfumed
their
briny
foam
with
myrrh
and
aloes
--
enriched
their
caverns
with
gold
and
silver
work
!
And
was
not
that
an
hour
of
unutterable
misery
,
though
my
own
hands
made
the
sacrifice
?
"
"
But
it
was
a
sacrifice
which
Heaven
exacted
to
save
our
lives
,
"
answered
Rebecca
,
"
and
the
God
of
our
fathers
has
since
blessed
your
store
and
your
gettings
.
"
"
Ay
,
"
answered
Isaac
,
"
but
if
the
tyrant
lays
hold
on
them
as
he
did
to-day
,
and
compels
me
to
smile
while
he
is
robbing
me
?
--
O
,
daughter
,
disinherited
and
wandering
as
we
are
,
the
worst
evil
which
befalls
our
race
is
,
that
when
we
are
wronged
and
plundered
,
all
the
world
laughs
around
,
and
we
are
compelled
to
suppress
our
sense
of
injury
,
and
to
smile
tamely
,
when
we
would
revenge
bravely
.
"
"
Think
not
thus
of
it
,
my
father
,
"
said
Rebecca
;
"
we
also
have
advantages
.
These
Gentiles
,
cruel
and
oppressive
as
they
are
,
are
in
some
sort
dependent
on
the
dispersed
children
of
Zion
,
whom
they
despise
and
persecute
.
Without
the
aid
of
our
wealth
,
they
could
neither
furnish
forth
their
hosts
in
war
,
nor
their
triumphs
in
peace
,
and
the
gold
which
we
lend
them
returns
with
increase
to
our
coffers
.
We
are
like
the
herb
which
flourisheth
most
when
it
is
most
trampled
on
.
Even
this
day
's
pageant
had
not
proceeded
without
the
consent
of
the
despised
Jew
,
who
furnished
the
means
.
"
"
Daughter
,
"
said
Isaac
,
"
thou
hast
harped
upon
another
string
of
sorrow
.
The
goodly
steed
and
the
rich
armour
,
equal
to
the
full
profit
of
my
adventure
with
our
Kirjath
Jairam
of
Leicester
--
there
is
a
dead
loss
too
--
ay
,
a
loss
which
swallows
up
the
gains
of
a
week
;
ay
,
of
the
space
between
two
Sabbaths
--
and
yet
it
may
end
better
than
I
now
think
,
for
'
tis
a
good
youth
.
"
"
Assuredly
,
"
said
Rebecca
,
"
you
shall
not
repent
you
of
requiting
the
good
deed
received
of
the
stranger
knight
.
"
"
I
trust
so
,
daughter
,
"
said
Isaac
,
"
and
I
trust
too
in
the
rebuilding
of
Zion
;
but
as
well
do
I
hope
with
my
own
bodily
eyes
to
see
the
walls
and
battlements
of
the
new
Temple
,
as
to
see
a
Christian
,
yea
,
the
very
best
of
Christians
,
repay
a
debt
to
a
Jew
,
unless
under
the
awe
of
the
judge
and
jailor
.
"
So
saying
,
he
resumed
his
discontented
walk
through
the
apartment
;
and
Rebecca
,
perceiving
that
her
attempts
at
consolation
only
served
to
awaken
new
subjects
of
complaint
,
wisely
desisted
from
her
unavailing
efforts
--
a
prudential
line
of
conduct
,
and
we
recommend
to
all
who
set
up
for
comforters
and
advisers
,
to
follow
it
in
the
like
circumstances
.
