L.
Bot than hym spake Gallerone to Gawayne þe gude: [I.=D.]
"I wende no wy in this werlde were haluendelle so wyghte;
Here I make the relese in my rentis, by þe rode! [I.=D.]
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And by-fore thiese ryalle resynge the my ryghte; [I. Before this rialle route.]
And sythene I make the manredene, with a mylde mode,
Als to mane in this medilerthe makles of myghte."
He talkes to-warde þe knyghte, one heghte þere he stode, [folio 160b] [I. He stalket touward the king.]
He bedde þat burely his brande, þat burneschede was bryghte.
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"Of renttis and reches I make the relese."
Downe knelis þat knyghte,
And carpis thies wordes on highte;
The kyng stude vp-ryghte,
And commandis þe pese.
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LI.
Þe kynge commandis þe pese, and cryes one highte, [I. and stode vp-riȝte.]
And Gawayne was gudly, and lefte for his sake;
And þane to þe lystis þe lordis leppis fulle lyghte,
Sir Owayne fytȝ-Vryene, and Arrake, fulle rathe, [I. Huaya Fus-uryayn, and Arrake Fy-lake.]
Marrake and Menegalle, þat maste were of myghte. [I. Sir Meliaduke the Marrake, that mekille wasse of myȝte.]
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Bathe þase trauelde knyghtes trewly þay taghte;
Vnnethes myghte those knyghtes stande vp ryghte;
Þay were for-bett, and for-blede, þaire wedis wexe blake, [I. So for-brissutte and for-bled, thayre blees were so blake.]
. . . . . [I. Alle blake was thayre blees, for-betun with brandis. Omitted in T.]
With owttene more lettynge,
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Was dighte there thiere semblynge, [I. thayre saȝtenyng.]
By-fore þat comly kynge,
And helde vpe þaire handes.
