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Erec no more withholds his name, but says: "Didst thou ever hear of King Lac and of his son Erec?" EREC NO MORE WITHHOLDS HIS NAME BUT SAYS DIDST THOU EVER HEAR OF KING LAC AND OF HIS SON EREC
met, and forces him over at his feet. He falls over upon his face against Erec's breast, and has not strength to rise again. Though it distresses him, he has to say and own: "I cannot deny it, you have beaten me; but much it goes against my will. And yet you may be of such degree and fame that only credit will redound to me; and insistently I would request, if it may be in any way, that I might know your name, and he thereby somewhat comforted. If a better man has defeated me, I shall be glad, I promise you; but if it has so fallen out that a baser man than I has worsted me, then I must feel great grief indeed." "Friend, dost thou wish to know my name?" says Erec; "Well, I shall tell thee ere I leave here; but it will be upon condition that thou tell me now why thou art in this garden. Concerning that I will know all what is thy name and what the Joy; for I am very anxious to hear the truth from beginning to end of it." "Sire," says he, "fearlessly I will tell you all you wish to know. HE BREAKS ALL THE LACING OF HIS HELMET AND FORCES HIM OVER AT HIS FEET HE FALLS OVER UPON HIS FACE AGAINST EREC'S BREAST AND HAS NOT THE STRENGTH TO RISE AGAIN THOUGH IT DISTRESSES HIM HE HAS TO SAY AND OWN I CANNOT DENY IT YOU HAVE BEATEN ME BUT MUCH IT GOES AGAINST MY WILL AND YET YOU MAY BE OF SUCH DEGREE AND FAME THAT ONLY CREDIT WILL REDOUND TO ME AND INSISTENTLY I WOULD REQUEST IF IT MAY BE IN ANY WAY THAT I MIGHT KNOW YOUR NAME AND BE THEREBY SOMEWHAT COMFORTED IF A BETTER MAN HAS DEFEATED ME I SHALL BE GLAD I PROMISE YOU BUT IF IT HAS SO FALLEN OUT THAT A BASER MAN THAN I HAS WORSTED ME THEN I MUST FEEL GREAT GRIEF INDEED FRIEND DOST THOU WISH TO KNOW MY NAME SAYS EREC WELL I SHALL TELL THEE ERE I LEAVE HERE BUT IT WILL BE UPON CONDITION THAT THOU TELL ME NOW WHY THOU ART IN THIS GARDEN CONCERNING THAT I WILL KNOW ALL WHAT IS THY NAME AND WHAT THE JOY FOR I AM VERY ANXIOUS TO HEAR THE TRUTH FROM BEGINNING TO END OF IT SIRE SAYS HE FEARLESSLY I WILL TELL YOU ALL YOU WISH TO KNOW
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