But the demand at this moment was made simply with the object of vexing Ziska, and urging him on to further anger.
"Unless you will give up Anton Trendellsohn, you had better not come to the Ross Markt." "I will never give him up." "We will see.

Perhaps he will give you up after a while.

It will be a fine thing to be jilted by a Jew." "The Jew, at any rate, shall not be jilted by the Christian.

And now, if you please, I will ask you to go.

I do not choose to be insulted in father's house.