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And at the last, Sir Tristram smote Sir Blamore such a buffet upon the helm that he there fell down upon his side, and Sir Tristram stood and beheld him. AND AT THE LAST SIR TRISTRAM SMOTE SIR BLAMORE SUCH A BUFFET UPON THE HELM THAT HE THERE FELL DOWN UPON HIS SIDE AND SIR TRISTRAM STOOD AND BEHELD HIM
nis; and therewith he took his horse at the one end of the lists, and Sir Tristram at the other end of the lists, and so they feutred their spears and came together as it had been thunder; and there Sir Tristram through great might smote down Sir Blamore and his horse to the earth. Then anon Sir Blamore avoided his horse and pulled out his sword and threw his shield afore him, and bade Sir Tristram alight: For though an horse hath failed me, I trust to God the earth will not fail me. And then Sir Tristram alighted, and dressed him unto battle; and there they lashed together strongly as racing and tracing, foining and dashing, many sad strokes, that the kings and knights had great wonder that they might stand; for ever they fought like wood men, so that there was never knights seen fight more fiercely than they did; for Sir Blamore was so hasty that he would have no rest, that all men wondered that they had breath to stand on their feet; and all the place was bloody that they fought in. BLAMORE DE GANIS AND THEREWITH HE TOOK HIS HORSE AT ONE END OF THE LISTS AND SIR TRISTRAM AT THE OTHER END OF THE LISTS AND SO THEY FEUTRED THEIR SPEARS AND CAME TOGETHER AS IF IT HAD BEEN THUNDER AND THERE SIR TRISTRAM THROUGH GREAT MIGHT SMOTE DOWN SIR BLAMORE AND HIS HORSE TO THE EARTH THEN ANON SIR BLAMORE AVOIDED HIS HORSE AND PULLED OUT HIS SWORD AND THREW HIS SHIELD AFORE HIM AND BADE SIR TRISTRAM ALIGHT FOR THOUGH AN HORSE HATH FAILED ME I TRUST TO GOD THE EARTH WILL NOT FAIL ME AND THEN SIR TRISTRAM ALIGHTED AND DRESSED HIM UNTO BATTLE AND THERE THEY LASHED TOGETHER STRONGLY AS RACING AND TRACING FOINING AND DASHING MANY SAD STROKES THAT THE KINGS AND THE KNIGHTS HAD GREAT WONDER THAT THEY MIGHT STAND FOR EVER THEY FOUGHT LIKE WOOD MEN SO THAT THERE WERE NEVER KNIGHTS SEEN FIGHT MORE FIERCELY THAN THEY DID FOR SIR BLAMORE WAS SO HASTY THAT HE WOULD HAVE NO REST THAT ALL MEN WONDERED THAT THEY HAD BREATH TO STAND ON THEIR FEET AND ALL THE PLACE WAS SLED THAT THEY HAD FOUGHT HIM
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