LIV. The kyng to Carelele es comeñ, wt knyghttis so kene, 'Those knyghtes', pt were3 wondede full wathely, als3 I wene, [fol. 161.] Surgeons 'sanede thaym3, fothely to saye. Bothe 'comforthede thaym thañ', the kynge and the qwene, 'And ther f Galleron® weddid his wyfe, 'pt femly & fchene", 'And thus thofe hathells" wt haldis that hende; 12 And when he was faned", and " fownde, 680 þay made 'hym fworne to f Gawane i pt ftownde, 'Vn titt "his lyues ende.'And fytheñ1, a knyghte of þe Tabitte Rownde, LV. 'Dame Gayno garte befyly' wryte î2 to be weste, 10 690 695 7 con LIV. And al pe. LV.- Wayno gared wifely. 2 Om. 3 pe. 4 proceffion. brackets are omitted in MS. L. 6 pe. 7 Boke-lered meñ. 5 The words within 8 Om. 9 al Bretayne befely pe burde gared rynge. 10 pis ferely bifelle in Englond. 11 a. 12 hore. 13 a. Swylke" hunttynge in 'holtis sulde noghte beñ" hyde : Thus to 'pe foreftes" pay fure, Steryn" knyghttis 'and fture"; This awntir by-tyd. And 19 in pe tym of Arthure This ferly by-felle, futt fothely to sayne, The Knightly Tale of Golagros and Gawane. I I. N the tyme of Arthur, as trew men me tald, Thus the royale can remove, with his Round Tabill, Of all riches maist rike, in riall array; 1 baroms, ed. 1508. 15 |