Ivanhoe : a Romance
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for the captivity of Israel!' 'Thou seest,' said Isaac, 'how it stands with me, and 48s WAVERLEY NOVELS that I may not tarry. Peradventure, the presence of this Lucas Beaumanoir, being the chief man over them, may turn Brian de Bois-Guilbert from the ill which he doth meditate, and that he may deliver to me my beloved daughter Rebecca.' ' Go thou,' said Nathan ben Israel, ' and be wise, for wisdom availed Daniel in the den of lions into which he was cast; and may it go well with thee, even as t...hine heart wisheth. Yet, if thou canst, keep thee from the presence of the Grand Master, for to do foul scorn to our people is his morning and evening delight. It may be, if thou couldst speak with Bois-Guilbert in private, thou shalt the better prevail with him; for men say that these accursed Nazarenes are not of one mind in the precep- tory — may their counsels be confounded and brought to shame! But do thou, brother, return to me as if it were to the house of thy father, and bring me word how it has sped with thee; and well do I hope thou wilt bring with thee Rebecca, even the scholar of the wise Miriam, whose cures the Gentiles slandered as if they had been wrought by necromancy.' Isaac accordingly bade his friend farewell, and about an hour's riding brought him before the preceptory of Templestowe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for the captivity of Israel!' 'Thou seest,' said Isaac, 'how it stands with me, and 48s WAVERLEY NOVELS that I may not tarry. Peradventure, the presence of this Lucas Beaumanoir, being the chief man over them, may turn Brian de Bois-Guilbert from the ill which he doth meditate, and that he may deliver to me my beloved daughter Rebecca.' ' Go thou,' said Nathan ben Israel, ' and be wise, for wisdom availed Daniel in the den of lions into which he was cast; and may it go well with thee, even as t...hine heart wisheth. Yet, if thou canst, keep thee from the presence of the Grand Master, for to do foul scorn to our people is his morning and evening delight. It may be, if thou couldst speak with Bois-Guilbert in private, thou shalt the better prevail with him; for men say that these accursed Nazarenes are not of one mind in the precep- tory — may their counsels be confounded and brought to shame! But do thou, brother, return to me as if it were to the house of thy father, and bring me word how it has sped with thee; and well do I hope thou wilt bring with thee Rebecca, even the scholar of the wise Miriam, whose cures the Gentiles slandered as if they had been wrought by necromancy.' Isaac accordingly bade his friend farewell, and about an hour's riding brought him before the preceptory of Templestowe.
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