``No，lady，’’saidtheJewess；``butamongourpeople，sincethetimeofAbrahamdownwards，havebeenwomenwhohavedevotedtheirthoughtstoHeaven，andtheiractionstoworksofkindnesstomen，tendingthesick，feedingthehungry，andrelievingthedistressed。AmongthesewillRebeccabenumbered。Saythistothylord，shouldhechancetoenquireafterthefateofherwhoselifehesaved。’’
TherewasaninvoluntarytremouronRebecca’svoice，andatendernessofaccent，whichperhapsbetrayedmorethanshewouldwillinglyhaveexpressed。
ShehastenedtobidRowenaadieu。
``Farewell，’’shesaid。``MayHe，whomadebothJewandChristian，showerdownonyouhischoicestblessings！Thebarkthatwaitsushencewillbeunderweigherewecanreachtheport。’’
Sheglidedfromtheapartment，leavingRowenasurprisedasifavisionhadpassedbeforeher。ThefairSaxonrelatedthesingularconferencetoherhusband，onwhoseminditmadeadeepimpression。