CII. I thank the mekill, schir knight," said the ryall, "Because of yone bald berne, that broght me of bandis, Cumly conquerour, and kyng, Heir mak [I] yow obeifing, 1315 1320 As liege lord of ladis. CIII. And fyne fewte I yow feft, without fenyeing, Sa pt the cause may be kend, and knawin throw skill; As I am haldin to tell treuly thair till.” Of fchir Gologras grant blith wes the king, And thoght be fordward wes fair, freyndschip to fulfil. Gart þe fouerane him felf, femely on faill, Cary to pe caftel, cleirly to be hald, With all be wourthy pt were, Erll, duke, and douch-spere, Baith banrent and bachilere, That blyth war & bald. 1825 1330 1335 CIV. Quhen pe femely fouerane wes fet in þe faill, The renkis rial of array, With outin mare baid. Bownyt hame thair way, CV. Quhen the ryal roy, maist of renoune, With al his reuerend rout wes reddy to ryde; The king, cumly with kith, wes crochit with croune, To fchir Gologras be gay, faid gudly pt tyde, But dreid I fall þe warand, Baith be fey and be land, Fre as I the first fand, With outin distance." 1 their, ed. Heir endis the Knightly Tale of Golagros and Gawa ne, in the fouth gait of Edinburgh, be Walter Chepman and Androw Millar, the viii. day of Ap'ile, the phere of God, M.CCCCC, and viii. yheris. 1340 1345 1350 1355 |