Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 477
or Prince Johnknew who the strange knightcould be, since he had re-fused to lift the visor of hishelmet, or to declare hisname. The Jew, Isaac ofYork, doubtless knew thesteed and the armor, andmay have whispered what heknew to Rebecca; for whenIvanhoe, at evening, sent hisman Gurth to pay the… … REBECCA AND THE MESSENGER. result was doubtful; but, at last, Ivanhoebeset by three knights at once,—Bois-GuilbtAthelstane, and Front de Bceuf; and surely wolhave been conquered if a new party hadappeared. This was a gigantic knight in blfarmor, with no device, and who had acted the sigard. He rode…
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