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I think I have waited too long from fear of his vigorous prohibition. But I will no longer hesitate because of his restraint. I see plainly that my lord is so deep in thought that he forgets himself; so it is fight that I should address him." She spoke to him. I THINK I HAVE WAITED TOO LONG FROM FEAR OF HIS VIGOROUS PROHIBITION BUT I WILL NO LONGER HESITATE BECAUSE OF HIS RESTRAINT I SEE PLAINLY THAT MY LORD IS SO DEEP IN THOUGHT THAT HE FORGETS HIMSELF SO IT IS RIGHT THAT I SHOULD ADDRESS HIM SHE SPOKE TO HIM
 counsel with herself, and often she prepares to speak, so that her tongue already moves, but the voice cannot issue forth; for her teeth are clenched with fear, and thus shut up her speech within. Thus she admonishes and reproaches herself, but she closes her mouth and grits her teeth so that her speech cannot issue forth. At strife with herself, she said: "I am sure and certain that I shall incur a grievous loss, if here I lose my lord. Shall I tell him all, then, openly? Not I. Why not? I would not dare, for thus I should enrage my lord. And if my lord's ire is once aroused, he will leave me in this wild place alone, wretched and forlorn. Then I shall be worse off than now. Worse off? What care I? May grief and sorrow always be mine as long as I live, if my lord does not promptly escape from here without being delivered to a violent death. But if I do not quickly inform him, this knight who is spurring hither will have killed him before he is aware; for he seems of very evil intent. R TO SPEAK OR TO HOLD HER PEACE SHE TAKES COUNSEL WITH HERSELF AND OFTEN SHE PREPARES TO SPEAK SO THAT HER TONGUE ALREADY MOVES BUT THE VOICE CANNOT ISSUE FORTH FOR HER TEETH ARE CLENCHED WITH FEAR AND THUS SHUT UP HER SPEECH WITHIN THUS SHE ADMONISHES AND REPROACHES HERSELF BUT SHE CLOSES HER MOUTH AND GRITS HER TEETH SO THAT HER SPEECH CANNOT ISSUE FORTH AT STRIFE WITH HERSELF SHE SAID I AM SURE AND CERTAIN THAT I SHALL INCUR A GRIEVOUS LOSS IF HERE I LOSE MY LORD SHALL I TELL HIM ALL THEN OPENLY NOT I WHY NOT I WOULD NOT DARE FOR THUS I SHOULD ENRAGE MY LORD IF MY LORD'S IRE IS ONCE AROUSED HE WILL LEAVE ME IN THIS WILD PLACE ALONE WRETCHED AND FORLORN THEN I SHALL BE WORSE OFF THAN NOW WORSE WHY CARE I MAY GRIEF AND SORROW ALWAYS BE MINE AS LONG AS I LIVE IF MY LORD DOES NOT PROMPTLY ESCAPE FROM HERE WITHOUT BEING DELIVERED TO A VIOLENT DEATH BUT IF I DO NOT QUICKLY INFORM HIM THIS KNIGHT WHO IS SPURRING HITHER WILL HAVE KILLED HIM BEFORE HE IS AWARE FOR HE SEEMS A VERY EVIL INTENT
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