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Isaac of York, a Jew, is allowed to stay at Rotherwood, but only the pilgrim will allow him to eat.
Chapter 5The pilgrim helps Isaac escape Bois-Guilbert's Saracens, who mean to kill him.
Chapter 6At Ashby the Disinherited Knight defeats Bois-Guilbert, and Locksley wins the archery contest.
Chapter 8Rebecca nurses Ivanhoe back to health, and Cedric of Rotherwood takes Gurth the swineherd captive.
Chapter 18Dressed as outlaws, the Normans capture Cedric and his party and imprison them at Torquilstone.
Chapter 19The Normans demand ransom from their male captives and favors from their female captives.
Chapter 21Horns announce the arrival of Locksley's outlaws, who plan to attack, aided by the Black Knight.
Chapter 21Torquilstone falls, and the captives are rescued; Bois-Guilbert escapes with Rebecca.
Chapter 31Prince John learns King Richard I is in England, and Fitzurse, John's adviser, goes to kill him.
Chapter 34Templar Beaumanoir accuses Rebecca of sorcery; she demands trial by combat.
Chapter 37Fitzurse's plan to kill Richard is foiled by Locksley and his men, who pledge themselves to Richard.
Chapter 40Cedric forgives Ivanhoe; Athelstane attends his own funeral feast; Ivanhoe and Richard disappear.
Chapter 42Ivanhoe rides as Rebecca's champion; Bois-Guilbert dies; Rebecca is pronounced innocent.
Chapter 43Richard drives the Templars from England; Ivanhoe marries Rowena; Isaac and Rebecca go to Spain.
Chapter 44| Chapter | Summary |
|---|---|
| Introduction to Ivanhoe | "The Author of the Waverley Novels" decided to change topics so as not to wear out his welcome with his readers. At firs... Read More |
| Dedicatory Epistle | This dedication letter is addressed to "The Rev. Dr. Dryasdust, F.A.S, Residing in the Castle Gate, York." In it Laurenc... Read More |
| Chapters 1–3 | A large forest stretches from Sheffield to Doncaster in which there "flourished in ancient times ... bands of gallant ... Read More |
| Chapters 4–8 | Before entering the great hall, Prior Aymer and Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert change clothes, looking even more elegant t... Read More |
| Chapters 9–13 | The Disinherited Knight is declared the victor but refuses to reveal his name. This annoys Prince John, who asks his a... Read More |
| Chapters 14–18 | Prince John hosts a huge and lavish feast at Ashby. Cedric of Rotherwood and Athelstane of Coningsburgh attend, dresse... Read More |
| Chapters 19–23 | It's late when Cedric of Rotherwood, Athelstane of Coningsburgh, and their party enter the forest. They hear cries for... Read More |
| Chapters 24–28 | Rebecca is brought to a room in "a distant and sequestered turret," with an old Saxon woman called Urfried. Rebecca's ... Read More |
| Chapters 29–33 | Rebecca is happy to be near Ivanhoe again but knows he does not reciprocate her feelings. He's guessed they are in Reg... Read More |
| Chapters 34–38 | Prince John and Waldemar Fitzurse are meeting with the prince's supporters in York but cannot proceed with their plans... Read More |
| Chapters 39–41 | After her trial Rebecca is joined in her room by Brian de Bois-Guilbert. She blames his lust and actions for her curre... Read More |
| Chapters 42–44 | The two knights enter a tower room where Cedric of Rotherwood is sitting with a group of older Saxons. He toasts the B... Read More |
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