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In treacherous guise he takes his leave: "To God I commend you," says he, and Erec replies: "And so do I you, sire." Thus they separated. Already a good part of the night was passed. IN TREACHEROUS GUISE HE TAKES HIS LEAVE TO GOD I COMMEND YOU SAYS HE AND ERIC REPLIES AND SO DO I YOU SIRE THUS THEY SEPARATED ALREADY A GOOD PART OF THE NIGHT WAS PASSED
rd that you will always hold me dear; I could not believe you otherwise." Glad and merry, the Count replies: "See here, my faith I will pledge to you loyally as a Count, Madame, that I shall do all your behests. Have no further fear of that. All you want you shall always have." Then she took his plighted word; but little she valued or cared for it, except therewith to save her lord. Well she knows how to deceive a fool, when she puts her mind upon it. Better it were to lie to him than that her lord should be cut off. The Count now rose from her side, and commends her to God a hundred times. But of little use to him will be the faith which she has pledged to him. Erec knew nothing at all of this that they were plotting to work his death; but God will be able to lend him aid, and I think He will do so. Now Erec is in great peril, and does not know that he must be on his guard. The Count's intentions are very base in planning to steal away his wife and kill him when he is without defence. YET I WOULD FAIN HAVE YOUR WORD THAT YOU WILL ALWAYS HOLD ME DEAR I COULD NOT BELIEVE YOU OTHERWISE GLAD AND MERRY THE COUNT REPLIES SEE HERE MY FAITH I WILL PLEDGE TO YOU LOYALLY AS A COUNT MADAME THAT I SHALL DO ALL YOUR BEHESTS HAVE NO FURTHER FEAR OF THAT ALL YOU WANT YOU SHALL ALWAYS HAVE THEN SHE TOOK HIS PLIGHTED WORD BUT LITTLE SHE VALUED OR CARED FOR IT EXCEPT THEREWITH TO SAVE HER LORD WELL SHE KNOWS HOW TO DECEIVE A FOOL WHEN SHE PUTS HER MIND UPON IT BETTER IT WERE TO LIE TO HIM THAN TO HER LORD SHOULD BE CUT OFF THE COUNT NOW ROSE FROM HER SIDE AND COMMENDS HER TO GOD A HUNDRED TIMES BUT OF LITTLE USE TO HIM WILL BE THE FAITH WHICH SHE HAS PLEDGED TO HIM EIRIK KNEW NOTHING AT ALL OF THIS THAT THEY WERE PLOTTING TO WORK HIS DEATH BUT GOD WILL BE ABLE TO LEND HIM AID AND I THINK HE WILL DO SO NOW ERIC IS IN GREAT PERIL AND DOES NOT KNOW THAT HE MUST BE ON HIS GUARD THE COUNT'S INTENTIONS ARE VERY BASE IN PLANNING TO STEAL AWAY HIS WIFE AND KILL HIM WHEN HE IS WITHOUT DEFENCE
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