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e ha? el auysed,
772 [D] As hit schemered & schon ? ur3 ? e schyre oke3;
? enne hat3 he hendly of his helme, & he3ly he ? onke3
Iesus & say[nt] Gilyan, ? at gentyle ar bo? e,
? at cortaysly hade hym kydde, & his cry herkened. [Fol. 101b. ]
776 "Now bone hostel," co? e ? e burne, "I be-seche yow 3ette! "
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enne gedere3 he to Gryngolet with ? e gilt hele3,
[E] & he ful chauncely hat3 chosen to ? e chef gate,
? at bro3t bremly ? e burne to ? e bryge ende,
780 in haste;
[F] ? e bryge wat3 breme vp-brayde,
? e 3ate3 wer stoken faste,
? e walle3 were wel arayed,
784 Hit dut no wynde3 blaste.

[Sidenote A: Scarcely had he blessed himself thrice]
[Sidenote B: when he saw a dwelling in the wood, set on a hill,]
[Sidenote C: the comeliest castle that knight ever owned. ]
[Sidenote D: It shone as the sun through the bright oaks. ]
[Sidenote E: Sir Gawayne goes to the chief gate,]
[Sidenote F: and finds the draw-bridge raised, and the gates shut fast. ]

XIII.

[A] ? e burne bode on bonk, ? at on blonk houed,
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