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They come to the lodgings and make themselves comfortable, removing their hose and making their toilet by donning their rich robes. THEY COME TO THE LODGINGS AND MAKE THEMSELVES COMFORTABLE REMOVING THEIR HOSE AND MAKING THEIR TOILET BY DONNING THEIR RICH ROBES
that time a messenger comes running, whom they had sent ahead to apprise the King of their approach. This man came in before the assembly, found the King and all his people, and saluting him correctly, said: "I am a messenger of Erec and of Guivret the Little." Then he told him how they were coming to see him at his court. The King replies: "Let them be welcome, as valiant and gallant gentlemen! Nowhere do I know of any better than they two. By their presence my court will be much enhanced." Then he sent for the Queen and told her the news. The others have their horses saddled to go and meet the gentlemen. In such haste are they to mount that they did not put on their spurs. I ought to state briefly that the crowd of common people, including squires, cooks, and butlers, had already entered the town to prepare for the lodgings. The main party came after, and had already drawn so near that they had entered the town. Now the two parties have met each other, and salute and kiss each other. OUS SUITE AT HIS COURT AT THAT TIME A MESSENGER COMES RUNNING WHOM THEY HAD SENT AHEAD TO APPRIZE THE KING OF THEIR APPROACH THIS MAN CAME IN BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY FOUND THE KING AND ALL HIS PEOPLE AND SALUTING HIM CORRECTLY SAID I AM A MESSENGER OF ERIC AND OF GUIVRENT THE LITTLE THEN HE TOLD HIM HOW THEY WERE COMING TO SEE HIM AT HIS COURT THE KING REPLIES LET THEM BE WELCOME AS VALIANT AND GALLANT GENTLEMEN KNOW WHERE DO I KNOW OF ANY BETTER THAN THEY TWO BY THEIR PRESENCE MY COURT WILL BE MUCH ENHANCED THEN HE SENT FOR THE QUEEN AND TOLD HER THE NEWS THE OTHERS HAD THEIR HORSES SADDLED TO GO AND MEET THE GENTLEMEN IN SUCH HASTE ARE THEY TO MOUNT THAT THEY DID NOT PUT ON THEIR SPURS I OUGHT TO STATE BRIEFLY THAT THE CROWD OF COMMON PEOPLE INCLUDING SQUIRES COOKS AND BUTLERS HAD ALREADY ENTERED THE TOWN TO PREPARE FOR THE LODGINGS THE MAIN PARTY CAME AFTER AND HAD ALREADY DRAWN SO NEAR THAT THEY HAD ENTERED THE TOWN NOW THE TWO PARTIES HAVE MET EACH OTHER AND SALUTE AND KISS EACH OTHER
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