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e fourche3,
Vche freke for his fee, as falle3 forto haue.
Vpon a felle of ? e fayre best, fede ? ay ? ayr houndes,
1360 [B] Wyth ? e lyuer & ? e ly3te3, ? e le? er of ? e paunche3,
& bred ba? ed in blod, blende ? er amonge3;
Baldely ? ay blw prys, bayed ? ayr rachche3,
[C] Sy? en fonge ?
ay her flesche folden to home,
1364 Strakande ful stoutly mony stif mote3.
Bi ? at ? e dayly3t wat3 done, ? e douthe wat3 al wonen
In-to ? e comly castel, ? er ? e kny3t bide3
ful stille;
1368 Wyth blys & bry3t fyr bette,
? e lord is comen ? er-tylle,
[D] When Gawayn wyth hym mette,
? er wat3 bot wele at wylle.

[Sidenote A: After this the head and neck are cut off, and the sides
severed from the chine. ]
[Sidenote B: With the liver, lights and paunches, they feed the hounds. ]
[Sidenote C: Then they make for home. ]
[Sidenote D: Gawayne goes out to meet his host. ]
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