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No one ceases or leaves off from making merry and from song. Erec could boast that day, for never was such rejoicing made; it could not be described or related by mouth of man, but I will tell you the sum of it briefly and with few words. NO ONE CEASES OR LEAVES OFF FROM MAKING MERRY AND FROM SONG EREC COULD BOAST THAT DAY FOR NEVER WAS SUCH REJOICING MADE IT COULD NOT BE DESCRIBED OR RELATED BY MOUTH OF MAN BUT I WILL TELL YOU THE SUM OF IT BRIEFLY AND WITH FEW WORDS
 region; for never, when I was a squire, did I tell or make known my name. Sire, you knew the truth concerning all that you asked me. But I must still tell you that there is in this garden a horn which I doubt not you have seen. I cannot issue forth from here until you have blown the horn; but then you will have released me, and then the Joy will begin. Whoever shall hear and give it heed no hindrance will detain him, when he shall hear the sound of the horn, from coming straight-way to the court. Rise up, sire! Go quickly now! Go take the horn right joyfully; for you have no further cause to wait; so do that which you must do." Now Erec rose, and the other rises with him, and both approach the horn. Erec takes it and blows it, putting into it all his strength, so that the sound of it reaches far. Greatly did Enide rejoice when she heard the note, and Guivret was greatly delighted too. The King is glad, and so are his people; there is not one who is not well suited and pleased at this. E I HAVE BEEN SAVE ONLY IN THIS REGION FOR NEVER WHEN I WAS A SQUIRE DID I TELL OR MAKE KNOWN MY NAME SIRE YOU KNEW THE TRUTH CONCERNING ALL THAT YOU ASKED ME BUT I MUST STILL TELL YOU THAT THERE IS IN THIS GARDEN A HORN WHICH I DOUBT NOT YOU HAVE SEEN I CANNOT ISSUE FORTH FROM HERE UNTIL YOU HAVE BLOWN THE HORN BUT THEN YOU WILL HAVE RELEASED ME AND THEN THE JOY WILL BEGIN WHOEVER SHALL HEAR AND GIVE IT HEED NO HINDRANCE WILL DETAIN HIM WHEN HE SHALL HEAR THE SOUND OF THE HORN FROM COMING STRAIGHTWAY TO THE COURT RISE UP SIRE GO QUICKLY NOW GO TAKE THE HORN RIGHT JOYFULLY FOR YOU HAVE NO FURTHER CAUSE TO WAIT SO DO THAT WHICH YOU MUST DO NOW EREC ROSE AND THE OTHER RISES WITH HIM AND BOTH APPROACH THE HORN ERIC TAKES IT AND BLOWS IT PUTTING INTO IT ALL HIS STRENGTH SO THAT THE SOUND OF IT REACHES FAR GREATLY DID INDEED REJOICE WHEN SHE HEARD THE NOTE AND GUIVRET WAS GREATLY DELIGHTED TOO THE KING IS GLAD AND SO ARE HIS PEOPLE THERE IS NOT ONE WHO IS NOT WELL SUITED AND PLEASED AT THIS
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