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[Sidenote C: All come together by the side of a cliff. ]
[Sidenote D: They look about on all sides,]
[Sidenote E: and beat on the bushes. ]
[Sidenote F: Out there rushes a fierce wild boar,]
[Sidenote G: At the first thrust he fells three to the ground. ]
[Sidenote H: Full quickly the hunters pursue him. ]
[Sidenote I: However, he attacks the hounds, causing them to yowl and
yell. ]
[Footnote 1: fro (? ). ]

XIII.

[A] Schalke3 to schote at hym schowen to ? enne,
Haled to hym of her arewe3, hitten hym oft;
1456 Bot ? e poynte3 payred at ? e pyth ? at py3t in his schelde3,
& ? e barbe3 of his browe bite non wolde,
[B] ? a3 ?
e schauen schaft schyndered in pece3,
? e hede hypped a3ayn, were-so-euer hit hitte;
1460 [C] Bot quon ? e dynte3 hym dered of her dry3e stroke3,
? en, brayn-wod for bate, on burne3 he rase3,
[D] Hurte3 hem ful heterly ? er he forth hy3e3,
& mony ar3ed ? erat, & on-lyte dro3en.
1464 Bot ? e lorde on a ly3t horce launces hym after,
[E] As burne bolde vpon bent his bugle he blowe3,
He rechated, & r[ode][1] ? ur3 rone3 ful ? yk,
Suande ? is wy[ld]e swyn til ? e sunne schafted.
1468 [F] ? is day wyth ? is ilk dede ? ay dryuen on ?