The kynge carpede one heghte:
"Lyghte, and lende alle nyghte,
If thou be curtayse knyghte, [414-415. I.=T.]
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And telle me thi name."
XXXIII.
"My name es sir galleroune, with owttyne any gyle, [I. Syr Galrun.]
The gretteste of galowaye, of greves and of gyllis, [I.=T. D. grenes?]
Of Konynge, of Carryke, of Conyngame, of Kylle,
Of Lomonde, of Lenay, of Lowthyane hillis. [419-420. I. Of Carrake, of Cummake, of Conyngame, of Kile,Of Lonwik, of Lannax, of Laudoune hillus.] Line 420 Thou hase wonnen thaym one werre, with owttrageouse wille, [I. with thi wrange wiles.] And gyffene þame sir Gawayne, and þat myne herte grilles. . . . . . [I. Ȝette schalle thou wring thi hondus, and wary the quiles. This line is wanting in T.] Or he weldene my landes, at myne vn-thankes. [I. Or any we schild hom weld, atte my unnewilles.] By alle þe welthe of this werlde, he salle þame neuer welde, [I. Atte my unnewilles, i-wis, he schalle.] Whilles I my hede may bere, Line 426 Bot he wyne þame one werre, Bothe with schelde and with spere, Appone a fair felde!
XXXIV.
I wille fighte one a felde, and þer to make I my faythe,
Withe any freke one the foulde, þat frely es borne.
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To losse swylke a lordschipe me thynke it fulle laythe,
And ilke a leueande lede wolde laughe me to skorne." [D. siche.]
"We arene here in the wode, walkande one our wathe,
We hunte at the herdis with hundes and with horne;
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We arene one owre gamene, we ne hafe no gude graythe; [I. Gyf thou be gome gladdest, now haue we no graythe.]
Bot ȝitt þou salle be machede by middaye to morne.
And for thi I rede the, þou rathe mane, þou riste the alle þe nyghte." [I. =T.]
