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I can see and make out clearly that you are wounded and hurt. If you will come along with me you shall have a good lodging this night; I shall see that you are well cared for, honoured and made comfortable: for you are in need of rest. King Arthur and the Queen are close by here in a wood, lodged in pavilions and tents. In all good faith, I advise you to come with me to see the Queen and King, who will take much pleasure in you and will show you great honour." I CAN SEE AND MAKE OUT CLEARLY THAT YOU ARE WOUNDED AND HURT IF YOU COME ALONG WITH ME YOU SHALL HAVE A GOOD LODGING THIS NIGHT I SHALL SEE THAT YOU ARE WELL CARED FOR HONOURED AND MADE COMFORTABLE FOR YOU ARE IN NEED OF REST KING ARTHUR AND THE QUEEN ARE CLOSE BY HERE IN A WOOD LODGED IN PAVILIONS AND TENT IN ALL GOOD FAITH I ADVISE YOU TO COME WITH ME TO SEE THE QUEEN AND KING WHO WILL TAKE MUCH PLEASURE IN YOU AND WILL SHOW YOU GREAT HONOUR
nterference 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. 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. So many blows of sword and lance had he received upon his shield that all the painted design had disappeared from it. And the lady, who did not wish to be seen or recognised by him, shrewdly held her veil before her face, as if she were doing it because of the sun's glare and the dust. Kay approached rapidly and straightway seized Erec's rein, without so much as saluting him. Before he let him move, he presumptuously asked him: "Knight," says he, "I wish to know who you are and whence you come." "You must be mad to stop me thus," says Erec; "you shall not know that just now." And the other replies: "Be not angry; I only ask it for your good. 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 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 SO MANY BLOWS OF SWORD AND LANCE HAD HE RECEIVED UPON HIS SHIELD THAT ALL THE PAINTED DESIGN HAD DISAPPEARED FROM IT AND THE LADY WHO DID NOT WISH TO BE SEEN OR RECOGNIZED BY HIM SHREWDLY HELD HER VEIL BEFORE HER FACE AS IF SHE WERE DOING IT BECAUSE THE SUN'S GLARE AND THE DUST KAY APPROACHED RAPIDLY AND STRAIGHTWAY SEIZED ERIC'S REIN WITHOUT SO MUCH AS SALUTING HIM BEFORE HE LET HIM MOVE HE PRESUMPTUOUSLY ASKED HIM KNIGHT SAYS HE I WISH TO KNOW WHO YOU ARE AND WHENCE YOU COME YOU MUST BE MAD TO STOP ME THUS SAYS EREC YOU SHALL NOT KNOW THAT JUST NOW AND THE OTHER REPLIES BE NOT ANGRY LET ME ASK IT FOR YOUR GOOD
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