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Noble knight, for God's sake, I beg you to succour my lover, if now you can lend him any aid. You will not have to run far, for they must still be close by." NOBLE KNIGHT FOR GOD'S SAKE I BEG YOU TO SUCCOUR MY LOVER IF NOW YOU CAN LEND HIM ANY AID YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO RUN FAR FOR THEY MUST STILL BE CLOSE BY
d succour. I am going to hasten in that direction and see what her trouble is. Do you dismount and await me here, while I go yonder." "Gladly, sire," she says. Leaving her alone, he makes his way until he found the damsel, who was going through the wood, lamenting her lover whom two giants had taken and were leading away with very cruel treatment. The maiden was rending her garments, and tearing her hair and her tender crimson face. Erec sees her and, wondering greatly, begs her to tell him why she cries and weeps so sore. The maiden cries and sighs again, then sobbing, says: "Fair sire, it is no wonder if I grieve, for I wish I were dead. I neither love nor prize my life, for my lover has been led away prisoner by two wicked and cruel giants who are his mortal enemies. God! what shall I do? Woe is me! deprived of the best knight alive, the most noble and the most courteous. And now he is in great peril of death. This very day, and without cause, they will bring him to some vile death.  TAKE IT THAT SHE IS IN NEED OF AID AND SUCCOR I AM GOING TO HASTEN IN THAT DIRECTION AND SEE WHAT HER TROUBLE IS DO YOU DISMOUNT AND AWAIT ME HERE WHILE I GO YONDER GLADLY SIRE SHE SAYS LEAVING HER ALONE HE MAKES HIS WAY UNTIL HE FOUND THE DAMSEL WHO WAS GOING THROUGH THE WOOD LAMENTING HER LOVER WHOM TWO GIANTS HAD TAKEN AND WERE LEADING AWAY WITH VERY CRUEL TREATMENT THE MAIDEN WAS RENDING HER GARMENTS AND TEARING HER HAIR AND HER TENDER CRIMSON FACE EREC SEES HER AND WONDERING GREATLY BEGS HER TO TELL HIM WHY SHE CRIES AND WEEPS SO SORE THE MAIDEN CRIES AND SIGHS AGAIN THEN SOBBING SAYS FAIR SIRE IT IS NO WONDER IF I GRIEVE FOR I WISH I WERE DEAD I NEITHER LOVE NOR PRIZE MY LIFE FOR MY LOVER HAS BEEN LED AWAY PRISONER BY TWO WICKED AND CRUEL GIANTS WHO ARE HIS MORTAL ENEMIES GOD WHAT SHALL I DO WOE IS ME DEPRIVED OF THE BEST KNIGHT ALIVE THE MOST NOBLE AND THE MOST COURTEOUS AND NOW HE IS IN GREAT PERIL OF DEATH THIS VERY DAY AND WITHOUT CAUSE THEY WILL BRING HIM TO SOME VILE DEATH
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