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he says, "right glad I am. I could hear no news which could give me so much happiness." The Queen and all the rest rejoice, and come out from the tents as fast as they may. HE SAYS RIGHT GLAD I AM I COULD HEAR NO NEWS WHICH COULD GIVE ME SO MUCH HAPPINESS THE QUEEN AND ALL THE REST REJOICE AND COME OUT FROM THE TENTS AS FAST AS THEY MAY
. My lady the Queen has a great desire to see her. I heard her speak of her only yesterday." Then he steps up to Enide and asks her how she is, if she is well and in good case. She makes answer courteously: "Sire, I should have no cause for grief, were I not in great distress for my lord; but as it is, I am in dismay, for he has hardly a limb without a wound." Gawain replies: "This grieves me much. It is perfectly evident from his face, which is all pale and colourless. I could have wept myself when I saw him so pale and wan, but my joy effaced my grief, for at sight of him I felt so glad that I forgot all other pain. Now start and ride along slowly. I shall ride ahead at top-speed to tell the Queen and the King that you are following after me. I am sure that they will both be delighted when they hear it." Then he goes, and comes to the King's tent. "Sire," he cries, "now you and my lady must be glad, for here come Erec and his wife." The King leaps to his feet with joy. "Upon my word!  COMFORTABLY TO MY LADY INDEED YOUR WIFE MY LADY THE QUEEN HAS A GREAT DESIRE TO SEE HER I HEARD HER SPEAK OF HER ONLY YESTERDAY THEN HE STEPS UP TO INIDE AND ASKS HER HOW SHE IS IF SHE IS WELL AND IN GOOD CASE SHE MAKES ANSWER COURTEOUSLY SIRE I SHOULD HAVE NO CAUSE FOR GRIEF WERE I NOT IN GREAT DISTRESS FOR MY LORD BUT AS IT IS I AM IN DISMAY FOR HE HAS HARDLY A LIMB WITHOUT A WOUND GAWAIN REPLIES THIS GRIEVES ME MUCH IT IS PERFECTLY EVIDENT FROM HIS FACE WHICH IS ALL PALE AND COLOURLESS I COULD HAVE WEPT MYSELF WHEN I SAW HIM SO PALE AND WAN BUT MY JOY EFFACED MY GRIEF FOR AT SIGHT OF HIM I FELT SO GLAD THAT I FORGOT ALL OTHER PAIN NOW START AND RIDE ALONG SLOWLY I SHALL RIDE AHEAD AT TOP SPEED TO TELL THE QUEEN AND THE KING THAT YOU ARE FOLLOWING AFTER ME I AM SURE THAT THEY WILL BOTH BE DELIGHTED WHEN THEY HEAR IT THEN HE GOES AND COMES TO THE KING'S TENT SIRE HE CRIES NOW YOU AND MY LADY MUST BE GLAD FOR HERE COME EREC AND HIS WIFE THE KING LEAPS TO HIS FEET WITH JOY UPON MY WORD
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