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"Sire," says he, "as you wish. Since you desire to know my name, it must not be kept from you. My name is Cadoc of Tabriol: know that thus I am called. But since I must part from you. SIRE SAYS HE AS YOU WISH SINCE YOU DESIRE TO KNOW MY NAME IT MUST NOT BE KEPT FROM YOU MY NAME IS CADOCK OF TABRIOL KNOW THAT THUS I AM CALLED BUT SINCE I MUST PART FROM YOU
and, and asks him who he is. And he replied: "Noble knight, thou art my liege lord. I wish to regard thee as my lord, as by right I ought to do, for thou hast saved my life, which but now would have been cut off from my body with great torment and cruelty. What chance, fair gentle sire, in God's name, guided thee hither to me, to free me by thy courage from the hands of my enemies? Sire, I wish to do thee homage. Henceforth, I shall always accompany thee and serve thee as my lord." Erec sees that he is disposed to serve him gladly, if he may, and says: "Friend, for your service I have no desire; but you must know that I came hither to succour you at the instance of your lady, whom I found sorrowing in this wood. Because of you, she grieves and moans; for full of sorrow is her heart. I wish to present you to her now. As soon as I have reunited you with her, I shall continue my way alone; for you have no call to go with me. I have no need cf your company; but I fain would know your name. HER HE MADE HIM LEAD WITH HIS RIGHT HAND AND ASKS HIM WHO HE IS AND HE REPLIED NOBLE KNIGHT THOU ART MY LIEGE LORD I WISH TO REGARD THEE AS MY LORD AS BY RIGHT I OUGHT TO DO FOR THOU HAST SAVED MY LIFE WHICH BUT NOW WOULD HAVE BEEN CUT OFF FROM MY BODY WITH GREAT TORMENT AND CRUELTY WHAT CHANCE FAIR GENTLE SIRE IN GOD'S NAME GUIDED THEE HITHER TO ME TO FREE ME BY THY COURAGE FROM THE HANDS OF MY ENEMIES SIRE I WISH TO DO THEE HOMAGE HENCEFORTH I SHALL ALWAYS ACCOMPANY THEE AND SERVE THEE AS MY LORD EREC SEES THAT HE IS DISPOSED TO SERVE HIM GLADLY IF HE MAY AND SAYS FRIEND FOR YOUR SERVICE I HAVE NO DESIRE BUT YOU MUST KNOW THAT I CAME HITHER TO SUCCOUR YOU AT THE INSTANCE OF YOUR LADY WHOM I FOUND SORROWING IN THIS WOOD BECAUSE OF YOU SHE GRIEVES AND MOANS FOR FULL OF SORROW IS HER HEART I WISH TO PRESENT YOU TO HER NOW AS SOON AS I HAVE REUNITED YOU WITH HER I SHALL CONTINUE MY WAY ALONE FOR YOU HAVE NO CALL TO GO WITH ME I HAVE NO NEED OF YOUR COMPANY BUT I FAIN WOULD KNOW YOUR NAME
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