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Notwithstanding, Sir Tristram would not refuse the message for no danger nor peril that might fall, for the pleasure of his uncle, but to go he made him ready in the most goodliest wise that might be devised. NOTWITHSTANDING SIR TRISTRAM WOULD NOT REFUSE THE MESSAGE FOR NO DANGER NOR PERIL THAT MIGHT FALL FOR THE PLEASURE OF HIS UNCLE BUT TO GO HE MADE HIM READY IN THE MOST GOODLIEST WISE THAT MIGHT BE DEVISED
Sir Segwarides lay sore wounded, and there he delivered his lady, and departed as a noble knight; and when Sir Segwarides saw his lady, he was greatly comforted; and then she told him that Sir Tristram had done great battle with Sir Bleoberis, and caused him to bring her again. These words pleased Sir Segwarides right well, that Sir Tristram would do so much; and so that lady told all the battle unto King Mark betwixt Sir Tristram and Sir Bleoberis. CHAPTER XIX. How King Mark sent Sir Tristram for La Beale Isoud toward Ireland, and how by fortune he arrived into England. Then when this was done King Mark cast always in his heart how he might destroy Sir Tristram. And then he imagined in himself to send Sir Tristram into Ireland for La Beale Isoud. For Sir Tristram had so praised her beauty and her goodness that King Mark said that he would wed her, whereupon he prayed Sir Tristram to take his way into Ireland for him on message. And all this was done to the intent to slay Sir Tristram. BEY WHERE SIR SEGWARIDES LAY SORE WOUNDED AND THERE HE DELIVERED HIS LADY AND DEPARTED AS A NOBLE KNIGHT AND WHEN SIR SEGWARIDES SAW HIS LADY HE WAS GREATLY COMFORTED AND THEN SHE TOLD HIM THAT SIR TRISTRAM HAD DONE GREAT BATTLE WITH SIR BLEOBERIS AND CAUSED HIM TO BRING HER AGAIN THESE WORDS PLEASED SIR SEGWARIDES RIGHT WELL THAT SIR TRISTRAM WOULD DO SO MUCH AND SO THAT LADY TOLD ALL THE BATTLE UNTO KING MARK BETWIXT SIR TRISTRAM AND SIR BLEOBERIS CHAPTER NINETEEN HOW KING MARK SENT SIR TRISTRAM FOR LA BEALE ISOUD TOWARD IRELAND AND HOW BY FORTUNE HE ARRIVED INTO ENGLAND THEN WHEN THIS WAS DONE KING MARK CAST ALWAYS IN HIS HEART HOW HE MIGHT DESTROY SIR TRISTRAM AND THEN HE IMAGINED IN HIMSELF TO SEND SIR TRISTRAM INTO IRELAND FOR LA BEALE ISOUD SO FOR SIR TRISTRAM HAD SO PRAISED HER BEAUTY AND HER GOODNESS THAT KING MARK SAID THAT HE WOULD WED HER WHEREUPON HE PRAYED SIR TRISTRAM TO TAKE HIS WAY INTO IRELAND FOR HIM ON MESSAGE AND ALL THIS WAS DONE TO THE INTENT TO SLAY SIR TRISTRAM
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