"Throw this old man out of Templestowe. We will deal with his daughter according to Christian law. Tomorrow we will have a trial here at Templestowe. If she really is a witch, her body will be burned at the stake and her ashes will be spread by the four winds! Bring me Malvoisin."
Albert de Malvoisin, the Templar in charge of Templestowe
(Альберт де Мальвуазен, старший рыцарь Темплстоу;"And finally, how can it be
(и, наконец, как могло случиться так) that you have a Jewish witch in this holy place (что у вас здесь /находится/ еврейская ведьма в этом святом месте)?" the Grand Master shouted (закричал великий магистр).charge [ʧɑ:dʒ], listen ['lɪs(ə)n], complaint [kəm'pleɪnt]
Albert de Malvoisin, the Templar in charge of Templestowe, came in and listened politely to the complaints of the Grand Master.
"And finally, how can it be that you have a Jewish witch in this holy place?" the Grand Master shouted.
"A Jewish witch
(еврейская ведьма)!" exclaimed Malvoisin, confused (воскликнул Мальвуазен, в замешательстве). He had helped Bois-Guilbert secretly hide Rebecca in Templestowe (он помог Буа-Гильберу тайно спрятать Ревекку в Темплстоу;confused [kən'fju:zd], sure [ʃʋǝ], angel ['eɪndʒ(ə)l]
"A Jewish witch!" exclaimed Malvoisin, confused. He had helped Bois-Guilbert secretly hide Rebecca in Templestowe, but he was sure that no one knew of it. "Good angels protect us!"
"Yes, brother, a Jewish witch
(да, брат, еврейская ведьма)," said the Grand Master. "She was brought here by Bois-Guilbert (она была привезена сюда Буа-Гильбером). Have you got anything to say to this (есть ли у вас что сказать на это = что вы можете сказать на это)?""Well, that explains everything
(что ж, это объясняет все)! I was wondering why so good a knight as Bois-Guilbert (я все удивлялся, отчего такой достойный рыцарь, как Буа-Гильбер;explain [ɪk'spleɪn], wonder ['wʌndǝ], strange [streɪndʒ], magic ['mædʒɪk]
"Yes, brother, a Jewish witch," said the Grand Master. "She was brought here by Bois-Guilbert. Have you got anything to say to this?"
"Well, that explains everything! I was wondering why so good a knight as Bois-Guilbert should be so fond of that woman. It seemed so strange to me, and I thought he was mad, but now you have let me understand that it was magic!"