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For before them, on sharpened stakes, there stood bright and shining helmets, and each one had beneath the rim a man's head. FOR BEFORE THEM ON SHARPENED STAKES THERE STOOD BRIGHT AND SHINING HELMETS AND EACH ONE HAD BENEATH THE RIM A MAN'S HEAD
f such a nature that it could be eaten inside; the danger consisted in carrying it out; for whoever should wish to carry out a little would never be able to find the gate, and never could issue from the garden until he had restored the fruit to its place. And there is no flying bird under heaven, pleasing to man, but it sings there to delight and to gladden him, and can be heard there in numbers of every kind. And the earth, however far it stretch, bears no spice or root of use in making medicine, but it had been planted there, and was to be found in abundance. Through a narrow entrance the people entered--King Evrain and all the rest. Erec went riding, lance in rest, into the middle of the garden, greatly delighting in the song of the birds which were singing there; they put him in mind of his Joy the thing he most was longing for. But he saw a wondrous thing, which might arouse fear in the bravest warrior of all whom we know, be it Thiebaut the Esclavon, [139] or Ospinel, or Fernagu. RUITS THERE AND THE FRUIT WAS OF SUCH A NATURE THAT IT COULD BE EATEN INSIDE THE DANGER CONSISTED IN CARRYING IT OUT FOR WHOEVER SHOULD WISH TO CARRY OUT A LITTLE WOULD NEVER BE ABLE TO FIND THE GATE AND NEVER COULD ISSUE FROM THE GARDEN UNTIL HE HAD RESTORED THE FRUIT TO ITS PLACE AND THERE IS NO FLYING BIRD UNDER HEAVEN PLEASING TO MAN BUT IT SINGS THERE TO DELIGHT AND TO GLADDEN HIM AND CAN BE HEARD THERE IN NUMBERS OF EVERY KIND AND THE EARTH HOWEVER FAR IT STRETCH BEARS NO SPICE OR ROOT OF USE IN MAKING MEDICINE BUT IT HAD BEEN PLANTED THERE AND WAS TO BE FOUND IN ABUNDANCE THROUGH A NARROW ENTRANCE THE PEOPLE ENTERED KING EVRAIN AND ALL THE REST EREC WENT RIDING LANCE IN REST INTO THE MIDDLE OF THE GARDEN GREATLY DELIGHTING IN THE SONG OF THE BIRDS WHICH WERE SINGING THERE THEY PUT HIM IN MIND OF HIS JOY THE THING HE MOST WAS LONGING FOR BUT HE SAW A WONDROUS THING WHICH MIGHT AROUSE FEAR IN THE BRAVEST WARRIOR OF ALL WHOM WE KNOW BE IT TYBO THE ESCULAVON OR AUSPENEL OR FERNAGOON
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