Gij forþ goþ, & þai bileue þare, [C line 899]
Þat for hym hadde miche care.
To þe se he is y-come, [folio 114a:1]
Gode winde he haþ atte frome.
Y-comen he is in-to Normundye,
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Kniȝtschip he schewed on hye.
Þennes he went in-to Speyne;
Nis turnament non in-to Almeyne,
Þat Gij no haþ þer-at y-be,
& michel y-preised so is he.
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Þennes to Lombardye he went;
Þer ben þe iustes & þe turnament,
Þer he dede him preyse miche,
Þe Lombardes him loued inliche;
He was large, curteys, & fre:
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Of miche miȝt so was he. [C line 918]
Of an vnsele y may ȝou telle,
& ȝe wil a stounde [MS. astounde] duelle:
As he cam fram a turnament
Þat was biside Bonevent,
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In þe bodi wounded he was:
Þat sore him greued [The second e of greued over the line.] no wonder it nas.
¶ Þan bithouȝt him þe douk Otoun, [MS. of toun.]
Þat vnwrast was, & feloun,
Þat he wald ben awreke þat day
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Of Gij of Warwike, ȝif he may;
For he him wounded in a turnament,
As ichaue herd telle verrament;
Þer-fore Gij him was swiþe loþ,
& wel depe he swore his oþ
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Þat he of him awreke wald be
Er þan he wende out of þat cuntre.
When þe douke Otus y-seye þat cas, [C line 927]
Þat Gij so sore wounded was,
Þerl Lambard he cleped to him
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(A kniȝt he was stout & grim),
