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Whoever tries to run farther than he is able must perforce give up or take a rest. They clash against each other; but the fight was unequal, for one was weak and the other strong. WHOEVER TRIES TO RUN FARTHER THAN HE IS ABLE MUST PERFORCE GIVE UP OR TAKE A REST THEY CLASH AGAINST EACH OTHER BUT THE FIGHT WAS UNEQUAL FOR ONE WAS WEAK AND THE OTHER STRONG
y go in search. I trust we may not attract their attention. But I see nowhere any place where we could take refuge, should they wish to injure us. I know not if any harm may come to me, but not from fear shall I fail to sally out against them. And if any one assails me, I shall not fail to joust with him. Yet, I am so sore and weary that it is no wonder if I grieve. Now to meet them I must go, and do you stay quiet here. Take care that no one see you, until they shall have left you far behind." Behold now Guivret, with lance outstretched, who espied him from afar. They did not recognise each other, for the moon had gone behind the shadow of a dark cloud. Erec was weak and exhausted, and his antagonist was quite recovered from his wounds and blows. Now Erec will be far from wise if he does not promptly make himself known. He steps out from the hedge. And Guivret spurs toward him without speaking to him at all, nor does Erec utter a word to him: he thought he could do more than he could. LE THEY ARE NOR OF WHAT THEY GO IN SEARCH I TRUST WE MAY NOT ATTRACT THEIR ATTENTION BUT I SEE NOWHERE ANY PLACE WHERE WE COULD TAKE REFUGE SHOULD THEY WISH TO INJURE US I KNOW NOT IF ANY HARM MAY COME TO ME BUT NOT FROM FEAR SHALL I FAIL TO SALLY OUT AGAINST THEM AND IF ANY ONE ASSAILS ME I SHALL NOT FAIL TO JOUST WITH HIM YET I AM SO SORE AND WEARY THAT IT IS NO WONDER IF I GRIEVE NOW TO MEET THEM I MUST GO AND DO YOU STAY QUIET HERE TAKE CARE THAT NO ONE SEE YOU UNTIL THEY SHALL HAVE LEFT YOU FAR BEHIND BEHOLD NOW GUIVRET WITH LANCE OUTSTRETCHED WHO ESPIED HIM FROM AFAR THEY DID NOT RECOGNISE EACH OTHER FOR THE MOON HAD GONE BEHIND THE SHADOW OF A DARK CLOUD ERIC WAS WEAK AND EXHAUSTED AND HIS ANTAGONIST WAS QUITE RECOVERED FROM HIS WOUNDS AND BLOWS NOW ERIC WILL BE FAR FROM WISE IF HE DOES NOT PROMPTLY MAKE HIMSELF KNOWN HE STEPS OUT FROM THE HEDGE AND GUIVRET SPURS TOWARD HIM WITHOUT SPEAKING TO HIM AT ALL NOR DOES ERIC UTTER A WORD TO HIM HE THOUGHT HE COULD DO MORE THAN HE COULD
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