The Wandering Jew, Book V

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Do you not recognize me, said Faringhea, advancing two steps nearer to Rodin’s chair. I do not think I have ever had the honor of seeing you, answered the other, coldly. But I recognize you, said Faringhea; I saw you at Cardoville Castle the day that a ship and a steamer were wrecked together.
At Cardoville Castle? It is very possible, sir. I was there when a shipwreck took place.
And that day I called you by your name, and you asked me what I wanted. I replied: ‘Nothing now, brother - hereafter, much.’ The time has arrived. I have come to ask for much.