"I will pay
(я заплачу)!" cried Isaac (закричал Исаак). "I will pay! I'll go and get the money in York (я пойду и возьму деньги в Йорке), but let the other prisoners go first (но отпусти других пленников сначала;"No."
"Can I at least take my wounded friend with me
(могу ли я, по меньшей мере, взять своего раненого друга с собой)?""No, Jew."
"Let my daughter go to York for me, then
(позвольте моей дочери поехать в Йорк вместо меня, в таком случае).""Your daughter?" asked Front-de-Boeuf, surprised
(спросил Фрон-де-Бёф удивленно). "I wish I had known before (жаль, что я не знал раньше: «как бы мне хотелось, чтобы я знал раньше») that she was your daughter (что она твоя дочь)! I've already given her to the Templar (я уже отдал ее храмовнику)."wounded ['wu:ndɪd], surprise [sǝ'praɪz], given ['ɡɪv(ə)n]
"I will pay!" cried Isaac. "I will pay! I'll go and get the money in York, but let the other prisoners go first."
"No."
"Can I at least take my wounded friend with me?"
"No, Jew."
"Let my daughter go to York for me, then."
"Your daughter?" asked Front-de-Boeuf, surprised. "I wish I had known before that she was your daughter! I've already given her to the Templar."
Isaac cried out so loudly
(Исаак закричал так громко) that the guards let go of him in surprise (что охранники выпустили его /из рук/ от удивления"Take what you asked for
(возьмите то, чего вы потребовали;loudly ['laʋdlɪ], knee [ni:], unless[ʌn'les, ən-]
Isaac cried out so loudly that the guards let go of him in surprise. Dropping to the ground, Isaac grabbed the knees of Front-de-Boeuf.
"Take what you asked for — take ten times more — but let me keep my daughter! I will not pay anything unless my daughter is safe!"
"Are you mad
(ты сошел с ума)? Aren't you afraid of the fire (разве ты не боишься огня)?" Front-de-Boeuf gave his men the signal (Фрон-де-Бёф подал своим людям знак) to put Isaac on the red-hot iron bars (положить Исаака на раскаленную докрасна железную решетку;mad [mæd], red-hot ['red'hɔt], upstairs ['ʌp'steəz]
"Are you mad? Aren't you afraid of the fire?" Front-de-Boeuf gave his men the signal to put Isaac on the red-hot iron bars. Just at that moment, they heard the sound of the horn in the distance. Voices from above called for Front-de-Boeuf, and the Knight told his guards to let go of Isaac and follow him upstairs.
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