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When the court was all assembled, there was not a minstrel in the countryside who possessed any pleasing accomplishment that did not come to the court. WHEN THE COURT WAS ALL ASSEMBLED THERE WAS NOT A MINSTREL IN THE COUNTRYSIDE WHO POSSESSED ANY PLEASING ACCOMPLISHMENT THAT DID NOT COME TO THE COURT
s and Glecidalan. Every one looked at them as marvels. When they had arrived at court, they were treated with great esteem. All three were honoured and served at the court like kings, for they were very perfect gentlemen. In brief, when King Arthur saw all his lords assembled, his heart was glad. Then, to heighten the joy, he ordered a hundred squires to be bathed whom he wished to dub knights. There was none of them but had a parti-coloured robe of rich brocade of Alexandria, each one choosing such as pleased his fancy. All had arms of a uniform pattern, and horses swift and full of mettle, of which the worst was worth a hundred livres. (Vv. 2025-2068.) When Erec received his wife, he must needs call her by her right name. For a wife is not espoused unless she is called by her proper name. As yet no one knew her name, but now for the first time it was made known: Enide was her baptismal name. [122] The Archbishop of Canterbury, who had come to the court, blessed them, as is his right.  ALSO DWARFS AND WHO WERE VASSALS OF HIS GRIGORIS AND GLACIDALEN EVERY ONE LOOKED AT THEM AS MARVELS WHEN THEY HAD ARRIVED AT COURT THEY WERE TREATED WITH GREAT ESTEEM ALL THREE WERE HONOURED AND SERVED AT THE COURT LIKE KINGS FOR THEY WERE VERY PERFECT GENTLEMEN IN BRIEF WHEN KING ARTHUR SAW ALL HIS LORDS ASSEMBLED HIS HEART WAS GLAD THEN TO HEIGHTEN THE JOY HE ORDERED A HUNDRED SQUIRES TO BE BATHED WHOM HE WISHED TO DUB KNIGHTS THERE WAS NONE OF THEM BUT HAD A PARTI COLORED ROBE OF RICH BROCADE OF ALEXANDRIA EACH ONE CHOOSING SUCH AS PLEASED HIS FANCY ALL HAD ARMS OF A UNIFORM PATTERN AND HORSES SWIFT AND FULL OF METAL OF WHICH THE WORSE WAS WORTH A HUNDRED LIVRES WHEN EIREK RECEIVED HIS WIFE HE MUST NEEDS CALL HER BY HER RIGHT NAME FOR A WIFE IS NOT ESPOUSED UNLESS SHE IS CALLED BY HER PROPER NAME AS YET NO ONE KNEW HER NAME BUT NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME IT WAS MADE KNOWN AND NEED WAS HER BAPTISMAL NAME THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY WHO HAD COME TO THE COURT BLESSED THEM AS IS HIS RIGHT
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