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Now Erec recognised the seneschal, and he knew the arms and the horse, but Kay did not recognise him, for he could not be distinguished by his arms. NOW ERIC RECOGNISED THE SENESCHAL AND HE KNEW THE ARMS AND THE HORSE BUT KAY DID NOT RECOGNIZE HIM FOR HE COULD NOT BE DISTINGUISHED BY HIS ARMS
t cease to travel until he came to a plain beside a lofty forest all full of stags, hinds, deer, does, and other beasts, and all sorts of game. Now King Arthur and the Queen and the best of his barons had come there that very day. The King wished to spend three or four days in the forest for pleasure and sport, and had commanded tents, pavilions, and canopies to be brought. My lord Gawain had stepped into the King's tent, all tired out by a long ride. In front of the tent a white beech stood, and there he had left a shield of his, together with his ashen lance. He left his steed, all saddled and bridled, fastened to a branch by the rein. There the horse stood until Kay the seneschal came by. [130] He came up quickly and, as if to beguile the time, took the steed and mounted, without the interference of any one. He took the lance and the shield, too, which were close by under the tree. Galloping along on the steed, Kay rode along a valley until it came about by chance that Erec met him. EREWITH TO HEAL HIS WOUNDS HE DID NOT CEASE TO TRAVEL UNTIL HE CAME TO A PLAIN BESIDE A LOFTY FOREST ALL FULL OF STAGS HINDS DEER DOES AND OTHER BEASTS AND ALL SORTS OF GAME NOW KING ARTHUR AND THE QUEEN AND THE BEST OF HIS BARONS HAD COME THERE THAT VERY DAY THE KING WISHED TO SPEND THREE OR FOUR DAYS IN THE FOREST FOR PLEASURE AND SPORT AND HAD COMMANDED TENTS PAVILIONS AND CANOPIES TO BE BROUGHT MY LORD GAWEN HAD STEPPED INTO THE KING'S TENT ALL TIRED OUT BY A LONG RIDE IN FRONT OF THE TENT A WHITE BEACH STOOD AND THERE HE HAD LEFT A SHIELD OF HIS TOGETHER WITH HIS ASHEN LANCE HE LEFT HIS STEED ALL SADDLED AND BRIDLED FASTENED TO A BRANCH BY THE REIN THERE THE HORSE STOOD UNTIL KAY THE SENESCHAL CAME BY HE CAME UP QUICKLY AND AS IF TO BEGUILE THE TIME TOOK THE STEED AND MOUNTED WITHOUT THE INTERFERENCE OF ANY ONE HE TOOK THE LANCE AND THE SHIELD TOO WHICH WERE CLOSE BY UNDER THE TREE GALLOPING ALONG ON THE STEED KAY RODE ALONG A VALLEY UNTIL IT CAME ABOUT BY CHANCE THAT ERIC MET HIM
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