Ivanhoe

第35章

ThissternmeasureCedrichadadopted,inhopesthat,duringWilfred’sabsence,Rowenamightrelinquishherpreference,butinthishopehewasdisappointed;adisappointmentwhichmightbeattributedinparttothemodeinwhichhiswardhadbeeneducated。Cedric,towhomthenameofAlfredwasasthatofadeity,hadtreatedthesoleremainingscionofthatgreatmonarchwithadegreeofobservance,suchas,perhaps,wasinthosedaysscarcepaidtoanacknowledgedprincess。

Rowena’swillhadbeeninalmostallcasesalawtohishousehold;andCedrichimself,asifdeterminedthathersovereigntyshouldbefullyacknowledgedwithinthatlittlecircleatleast,seemedtotakeaprideinactingasthefirstofhersubjects。

Thustrainedintheexercisenotonlyoffreewill,butdespoticauthority,Rowenawas,byherpreviouseducation,disposedbothtoresistandtoresentanyattempttocontrolheraffections,ordisposeofherhandcontrarytoherinclinations,andtoassertherindependenceinacaseinwhicheventhosefemaleswhohavebeentraineduptoobedienceandsubjection,arenotinfrequentlyapttodisputetheauthorityofguardiansandparents。Theopinionswhichshefeltstrongly,sheavowedboldly;andCedric,whocouldnotfreehimselffromhishabitualdeferencetoheropinions,felttotallyatalosshowtoenforcehisauthorityofguardian。

Itwasinvainthatheattemptedtodazzleherwiththeprospectofavisionarythrone。Rowena,whopossessedstrongsense,neitherconsideredhisplanaspracticable,norasdesirable,sofarasshewasconcerned,couldithavebeenachieved。WithoutattemptingtoconcealheravowedpreferenceofWilfredofIvanhoe,shedeclaredthat,werethatfavouredknightoutofquestion,shewouldrathertakerefugeinaconvent,thanshareathronewithAthelstane,whom,havingalwaysdespised,shenowbegan,onaccountofthetroubleshereceivedonhisaccount,thoroughlytodetest。

Nevertheless,Cedric,whoseopinionsofwomen’sconstancywasfarfromstrong,persistedinusingeverymeansinhispowertobringabouttheproposedmatch,inwhichheconceivedhewasrenderinganimportantservicetotheSaxoncause。ThesuddenandromanticappearanceofhissoninthelistsatAshby,hehadjustlyregardedasalmostadeath’sblowtohishopes。Hispaternalaffection,itistrue,hadforaninstantgainedthevictoryoverprideandpatriotism;butbothhadreturnedinfullforce,andundertheirjointoperation,hewasnowbentuponmakingadeterminedeffortfortheunionofAthelstaneandRowena,togetherwithexpeditingthoseothermeasureswhichseemednecessarytoforwardtherestorationofSaxonindependence。

Onthislastsubject,hewasnowlabouringwithAthelstane,notwithouthavingreason,everynowandthen,tolament,likeHotspur,thatheshouldhavemovedsuchadishofskimmedmilktosohonourableanaction。Athelstane,itistrue,wasvainenough,andlovedtohavehisearstickledwithtalesofhishighdescent,andofhisrightbyinheritancetohomageandsovereignty。Buthispettyvanitywassufficientlygratifiedbyreceivingthishomageatthehandsofhisimmediateattendants,andoftheSaxonswhoapproachedhim。Ifhehadthecouragetoencounterdanger,heatleasthatedthetroubleofgoingtoseekit;andwhileheagreedinthegeneralprincipleslaiddownbyCedricconcerningtheclaimoftheSaxonstoindependence,andwasstillmoreeasilyconvincedofhisowntitletoreignoverthemwhenthatindependenceshouldbeattained,yetwhenthemeansofassertingtheserightscametobediscussed,hewasstill``AthelstanetheUnready,’’slow,irresolute,procrastinating,andunenterprising。ThewarmandimpassionedexhortationsofCedrichadaslittleeffectuponhisimpassivetemper,asred-hotballsalightinginthewater,whichproducealittlesoundandsmoke,andareinstantlyextinguished。

If,leavingthistask,whichmightbecomparedtospurringatiredjade,ortohammeringuponcoldiron,CedricfellbacktohiswardRowena,hereceivedlittlemoresatisfactionfromconferringwithher。For,ashispresenceinterruptedthediscoursebetweentheladyandherfavouriteattendantuponthegallantryandfateofWilfred,Elgitha,failednottorevengebothhermistressandherself,byrecurringtotheoverthrowofAthelstaneinthelists,themostdisagreeablesubjectwhichcouldgreettheearsofCedric。TothissturdySaxon,therefore,theday’sjourneywasfraughtwithallmannerofdispleasureanddiscomfort;sothathemorethanonceinternallycursedthetournament,andhimwhohadproclaimedit,togetherwithhisownfollyineverthinkingofgoingthither。

Atnoon,uponthemotionofAthelstane,thetravellerspausedinawoodlandshadebyafountain,toreposetheirhorsesandpartakeofsomeprovisions,withwhichthehospitableAbbothadloadedasumptermule。Theirrepastwas

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