In Kyng Arthures haulle [folio 157b]
The childe playes hym at the balle,
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That salle owttraye ȝow alle, [D. on tray.]
Fulle derfely a daye. [I. Derfly that daye.]
XXV.
Hafe gud daye, dame Gaynour, and Gawayne þe gude!
I hafe na langare tyme mo tales to telle; [I. I have no lengur tyme ȝo tithinges to telle.]
For me buse wende one my waye, thorowte this wode,
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Vn-to my wonnynge wane, in waa for to welle.
For him þat rewfully rase, and rente was one rude, [I. ryȝtewis rest and rose on the rode.]
Thynke one þe dawngere and the dole þat I in duelle; [I.=T.]
And fede folke, for my sake, þat fawtes the fude,
And mene me with messes, and matyns in melle. [See note.]
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. . . . . [Omitted in T., I.=D.]
Vs thynke a messe als swete
Als any spyce þat euer þou ete." [I.=T.]
And thus, with a grysely grete,
The gaste a-waye glydis.
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XXVI.
. . . . . [Omitted in T.] [I.=D.]
. . . . . [Omitted in T.] [I. And a sore gronyng, with a grim bere.]
The wynde and the wedyrs þane welkene in hydis;
Thane vnclosede the clowddis, þe sone schane schene. [328-329. I. The wynd and the welkyn, the wethur in that tide,The cloude vnclosut, the sune wex clere.] The kynge his bogille hase blowene, and on þe bent bydis; His faire folke in firthes flokkes in fere; [I. His fayre folke on the fuilde they flocken in fere.] Line 331 All þat royalle rowte to þe qwene rydys, And melis to hir mildely, one þaire manere. [I.=T.] The wyes on swilke wondirs a-wondirde þaire were; [I.=D.]
