You are wanted for other work." After the gang had left the prison, the overseer returned.
"I am to take you up to the English auberge.

The knight who handed you over to me when you landed, told me that you might be wanted as a servitor; and as it is he who has sent down, it may be that a vacancy has occurred.

If so, you are in luck, for the servitors have a vastly better time of it than the galley slaves, and the English auberge has the best reputation in that respect.

Come along with me." The English auberge was one of the most handsome of the buildings standing in the great street of the Knights.

Its architecture was Gothic in its character, and, although the langue was one of the smallest of those represented at Rhodes, it vied with any of them in the splendour of its appointments.