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WYth these wordes came before the kynge Beaumayns whyle the damoysel was ther / & thus he said syr Kyng god thanke you I haue ben this xij monethe in your kechyn and haue hadde my ful sustenaūce and now I will aske my two yeftes that ben behynde / Aske vpon my peryl said the ky∣nge / Syre this shal be my two gyftes / fyrst that ye wil gra∣unte me to haue this aduenture of the damoysel / for hit belon∣geth vnto me / thou shalt haue hit sayd the kyng I graunte it the / thenne syr this is the other yeft / that ye shal bydde Launce¦lot du lake to make me knyʒt for of hym I wil be made kny∣ght and els of none / And whanne I am paste I praye yow lete hym ryde after me and make me Knyght / whan I requy¦re hym / Al this shal be done sayd the Kynge / Fy on the sayde the damoysel / shalle I haue none but one that is your kechyn page / thenne was she wrothe and toke her hors and departed / And with that there cam one to Beaumayns and told hym his hors and armour was come for hym / and there was the dwarf come with all thyng that hym neded in the rychest ma¦ner / ther at al the court had moche merueill fro whens cam al ye