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961
"
We
drink
this
beaker
,
"
said
he
,
"
to
the
health
of
Wilfred
of
Ivanhoe
,
champion
of
this
Passage
of
Arms
,
and
grieve
that
his
wound
renders
him
absent
from
our
board
--
Let
all
fill
to
the
pledge
,
and
especially
Cedric
of
Rotherwood
,
the
worthy
father
of
a
son
so
promising
.
"
962
"
No
,
my
lord
,
"
replied
Cedric
,
standing
up
,
and
placing
on
the
table
his
untasted
cup
,
"
I
yield
not
the
name
of
son
to
the
disobedient
youth
,
who
at
once
despises
my
commands
,
and
relinquishes
the
manners
and
customs
of
his
fathers
.
"
963
"
'
Tis
impossible
,
"
cried
Prince
John
,
with
well-feigned
astonishment
,
"
that
so
gallant
a
knight
should
be
an
unworthy
or
disobedient
son
!
"
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964
"
Yet
,
my
lord
,
"
answered
Cedric
,
"
so
it
is
with
this
Wilfred
.
He
left
my
homely
dwelling
to
mingle
with
the
gay
nobility
of
your
brother
's
court
,
where
he
learned
to
do
those
tricks
of
horsemanship
which
you
prize
so
highly
.
He
left
it
contrary
to
my
wish
and
command
;
and
in
the
days
of
Alfred
that
would
have
been
termed
disobedience
--
ay
,
and
a
crime
severely
punishable
.
"
965
"
Alas
!
"
replied
Prince
John
,
with
a
deep
sigh
of
affected
sympathy
,
"
since
your
son
was
a
follower
of
my
unhappy
brother
,
it
need
not
be
enquired
where
or
from
whom
he
learned
the
lesson
of
filial
disobedience
.
"
966
Thus
spake
Prince
John
,
wilfully
forgetting
,
that
of
all
the
sons
of
Henry
the
Second
,
though
no
one
was
free
from
the
charge
,
he
himself
had
been
most
distinguished
for
rebellion
and
ingratitude
to
his
father
.
967
"
I
think
,
"
said
he
,
after
a
moment
's
pause
,
"
that
my
brother
proposed
to
confer
upon
his
favourite
the
rich
manor
of
Ivanhoe
.
"
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968
"
He
did
endow
him
with
it
,
"
answered
Cedric
;
"
nor
is
it
my
least
quarrel
with
my
son
,
that
he
stooped
to
hold
,
as
a
feudal
vassal
,
the
very
domains
which
his
fathers
possessed
in
free
and
independent
right
.
969
"
We
shall
then
have
your
willing
sanction
,
good
Cedric
,
"
said
Prince
John
,
"
to
confer
this
fief
upon
a
person
whose
dignity
will
not
be
diminished
by
holding
land
of
the
British
crown
.
--
Sir
Reginald
Front-de-Boeuf
,
"
he
said
,
turning
towards
that
Baron
,
"
I
trust
you
will
so
keep
the
goodly
Barony
of
Ivanhoe
,
that
Sir
Wilfred
shall
not
incur
his
father
's
farther
displeasure
by
again
entering
upon
that
fief
.
"
970
"
By
St
Anthony
!
"
answered
the
black-brow
'd
giant
,
"
I
will
consent
that
your
highness
shall
hold
me
a
Saxon
,
if
either
Cedric
or
Wilfred
,
or
the
best
that
ever
bore
English
blood
,
shall
wrench
from
me
the
gift
with
which
your
highness
has
graced
me
.
"