The romance of Sir Beues of Hamtoun. Ed. from six manuscripts and the old printed copy, with introduction, notes, and glossary, by Eugen Kölbing ...

Ase þai com ride þourȝ þe toun, Erles, barouns of renoun [Turnbull line 3614] Hadde wonder of here armes slie, In þat londe neuer swich þai sie. Line 3792
Þe trompes gonne here bemes blowe; Þe kniȝtes riden out in a rowe, & þo þe tornement be-gan, Þar was samned mani a man, [Turnbull line 3620] Þe tornement to be-holde, Line 3797 To se þe kniȝtes stout and bolde. Þai leide on ase hii were wode Wiþ swerdes and wiþ maces gode; Line 3800 Þar nolde noman oþer knowe, [Turnbull line 3625] Þar men miȝte se in lite þrowe Kniȝtes out of sadel iboren, Stedes wonne and stedes loren. Line 3804 Þe kinges sone of Asie Þouȝte wenne þe meistrie: [Turnbull line 3630] Out of þe renge he com ride, & Beues nolde no leng abide; Line 3808 He rod to him wiþ gret randoun, & wiþ Morgelai, is fauchoun, Þe prince a felde in þe feld; [Turnbull line 3635] He was boren hom vpon is scheld. Line 3812 And also Beues adoun bar A noble duk, þat was þar: In Aumbeforce cleped a wes Line 3815 Balam of Nuby, wiþ outen les; [Turnbull line 3640] Taile ouer top he made him stoupe & felde him ouer is horses croupe, And seuen erles he gan doun þrawe, Sum iwonded and sum y-slawe. Line 3820 Saber is sone, þat hiȝte Terry, [Turnbull line 3645] Kedde, þat he was kniȝt hardy; He leide on, alse he wolde awede, And wan his lord mani gode stede. Alle þo þat hii miȝte hitte, Line 3825 Noman miȝte here strokes sitte. [Turnbull line 3650] [3777—3826:
On þe morwe, whan þe day was cleer, [On þe] A SN; At M. whan] þo N. þe d. w.] it was day SNM.] Line 1 Euery knyȝt and hys squyer [Eche N. hys] euery S; eche N; eke M; om. C.] Fayre queyntyse on hem gunne þrowe, [þem C. dyd on hem M.] For no man scholde hem knowe. [That M. no man] the maiden SNM. myght M. þem C; him S; om. N; not add. C. Whan they justed on that day, As the maide in the toure lay, add. M.] Sere B. dysgysyd al here wede [Sere] om. M. dysg. al] deuysede SN; dud on C; visud hym of M. here] hys CM.] Line 5 Off blak sendel and off rede, [off] om. S. rede] stede (!) M.] Florysschyd wiþ rosys off syluyr bryȝt, [Vernysched C; Stencelled S; And taccllid (!) N. Steyned all M. rosys] crosses N. off s.] om. SNCM. rosys—br.] russet C.] And þat was þyng off fful gret syȝt. [And] om. SNCM. was] a add. SNCM. þyng off] om. SM. fful gr.] mekull C; faire SNM.] Þey comen rydyng in þe weye,Beffs and Terry togedere þey tweye. [9 f.: And whan he come in to the felde, Meny a knyght he beheld; They sye in the grene way Knyghtis comyng in grett aray. M; om. SNC.] Line 10 A knyȝt was redy in þat grene, [A—redy] On prikede SN; Then oon prekyd forthe C; One there smote M. in] on C; to add. SNM. þat] þe SNCM.] And B. prekyd to hym, as I wene, [And sir (om. M) B. rood (went C; prekyd M) him aȝene SNCM.] And smot hym soo in þe schelde, [And—soo] Beues hym smote M. in] on M; vppon S; apon N.] Þat doun he ffel in to þe ffelde; [doun—to] he fell down in M.] Terry smoot on soo wiþ hys spere, [Terry—soo] Another Terry smote M. hys] a M.] Line 15 Þat doun to grounde he gan hym bere. [doun to] to the M. gan] dyd M.] Alle men þat were þere,Hadde gret wundyr, what þey were, [15—18 om. SN.] [17 f.: All that sye hym in that place, Mervelid sore of that caas. M.] For alle þat ȝeden hem aȝene, [For] And S; om. NM. ryden him SN; euer hym rode M.] Doun þey ffeld hem on þe grene. [Adoun (Down M) he SNM. playn SN.] [13—20 om. C.] Line 20
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The romance of Sir Beues of Hamtoun. Ed. from six manuscripts and the old printed copy, with introduction, notes, and glossary, by Eugen Kölbing ...
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