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<P><GAP DESC="missing" EXTENT="1+ pages">&s;ene&s;chall / and &s;yr Fergus. And &s;o by the aduy&s;e of them all &s;yr Try&s;tram was banny&s;&s;hed out of the cou~tree of Cornewayle for ten yere / &amp; therupon he toke his othe vppon a booke before the kyng &amp; his barons / and &s;o he was made to departe out of the cou~tree of Cornewayle / &amp; the were many ba|rons brought hym vnto his &s;hyp / of the whiche &s;ome were his frendes and &s;ome his foos. And in the meane why+le there came a knyght of kyng Ar|thurs his name was Dynadan / &amp; his comynge was to &s;eke after &s;yr Try|&s;tram thenne they &s;hewed hym where he was armed at all poyntes goynge to the &s;hyp. Now fayre knyght &s;ayd &s;yr Dynadan or ye pa&s;&s;e this courte y^t ye wyll Iu&s;te with me I requyre the / With a good wyl &s;ayd &s;yr Try&s;tram &amp; the&s;e lordes wyll gyue me leue. Soo the barons graunted therto / &amp; &s;o they ranne togyder / &amp; there &s;yr Try&s;tram gaf &s;yr Dynadan a falle. And thenne he prayed &s;yr Try&s;tram to gyue hym leue to go in his felau&s;hyp. Ye &s;hall be ryght welcome &s;ayd &s;yr Try&s;tram &amp; &s;oo they toke theyr hor&s;es and rode to theyr &s;hyppes togyder. And whan &s;yr Try&s;tram was in the &s;ee he &s;ayd. Grete well kyng Marke &amp; all myn enemyes / and &s;aye them I wyll come agayne whay I may. And well am I rewarded for the fyghtynge with &s;yr Marhaus / &amp; delyuered all this cou~tree from &s;eruage / &amp; well am I rewarded for the fetchynge and co&s;tes of quene I&s;oude out of Irlonde / &amp; the dau~ger that I was in fyr&s;t &amp; la&s;te / and by the waye comynge home what dau~ger I had to brynge agayne quene I&s;oude from the ca&s;tell Pluere / and well am I rewarded whan I fought with &s;yr Bleoberys for &s;yr Segwarydes wyf / &amp; well am I rewarded whan I fought with &s;yr Blamor de ganys for kyng Anguy&s;&s;he fader vnto la beale I&s;oude and well am I rewarded whan I &s;mo+te doun the good knyght &s;yr Lamerok de galys at kyng Markes reque&s;t / &amp; well am I rewarded whan I fought with the kyng w^t the hondred knygh|tes and the kyng of Northgalys / and bothe the&s;e wolde haue put his londe in &s;eruage / &amp; by me they were put to a rebuke / and well am I rewarded for the &s;leynge of Tauleas the myghty gyau~t / and many other dedes haue I done for hym / &amp; now haue I my wa|ry&s;on. And telle kyng Marke that ma+ny noble knyghtes of the table rou~de haue &s;pared the barons of this cou~tre for my &s;ake. Al&s;o am I not well re|warded whan I fought with the good knyght &s;yr Palomydes and re&s;cowed quene I&s;oude from hym. And at that tyme kyng Marke &s;ayd afore all his barons I &s;holde haue ben better rewar+ded / &amp; forth withall he toke the &s;ee.</P>
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<HEAD>&para; How a damoy&s;ell &s;ought helpe to helpe &s;yr Lau~celot ayen&s;t. xxx. knygh+tes / &amp; how &s;yr Try&s;tram fought with them. ca. xxiij.</HEAD>
<P>ANd at the next londynge fa&s;te by the &s;ee there mette with &s;yr Try&s;tram &amp; with &s;yr Dynadan &s;yr Ector de marys and &s;yr Bors de ga|nys / and there &s;yr Ector Iu&s;ted with &s;yr Dynadan / and he &s;mote hym and his hors doun. And thenne &s;yr Try|&s;tram wolde haue Iu&s;ted w^t &s;yr Bors and &s;yr Bors &s;ayd that he wolde not
<PB REF="2">Iu&s;te with noo Corny&s;&s;he knyghtes / for they are not called men of wor&s;hyp and all this was done vpon a brydge. &amp; with this came &s;yr Bleoberys &amp; &s;yr Dryaunt / and &s;yr Bleoberys profred to Iu&s;te with &s;yr Try&s;tram / &amp; there &s;yr Try&s;tram &s;mote doun &s;yr Bleo|berys. Thenne &s;ayd &s;yr Bors de ga|nys. I wy&s;t neuer Corny&s;&s;he knyght of &s;o grete valoure nor &s;o valyau~t as that knyght that bereth the trappours enbroudred with crownes. And thenne &s;yr Try&s;tram &amp; &s;yr Dynadan depar|ted fro them in to a fore&s;t / &amp; there met them a damoy&s;el that came for the lo+ue of &s;yr Lau~celot to &s;eke after &s;ome noble knyghtes of kyng Arthurs cour+te for to re&s;cowe &s;yr Lau~celot / and &s;o there was ordeyned for &s;yr Launcelot by the trea&s;on of quene Morgan le fay to haue &s;layne &s;yr Lau~celot / &amp; for that cau&s;e &s;he ordeyned. xxx. knyghtes to lye in a wayte for &s;yr Lau~celot / &amp; this damoy&s;ell knewe this trea&s;on. And for this cau&s;e the damoy&s;ell came to &s;eke noble knyghtes to helpe &s;yr Lau~|celot / for that nyght or the daye after &s;yr Lau~celot &s;holde come where the&s;e .xxx. knyghtes were. And &s;o this da|moy&s;el mette with &s;yr Bors &s;yr Bleo+berys &s;yr Ector &amp; &s;yr Dryaunt / and there &s;he tolde them all foure of the trea&s;on of Morgan le fay / and thenne the promy&s;ed her that they wolde be nyghe where &s;yr Lau~celot &s;holde mete with the .xxx. knyghtes / and yf &s;o be that they &s;ette vpon hym we wyll doo re&s;cowes as we can. So the damoy&s;ell departed / and by aduenture the damoy+&s;ell mette with &s;yr Try&s;tram &amp; with &s;yr Dynadan / &amp; there the damoy&s;ell tolde them all the trea&s;on that was or+deyned for &s;yr Lau~celot. Fayre damoy+&s;ell &s;ayd Try&s;tram brynge me to y^t &s;ame place where they &s;holde mete with &s;yr Launcelot. Thenne &s;ayd &s;yr Dynadan what wyll ye do / hit is not for vs to fyght with .xxx. knyghtes / &amp; wete you well I wyll not therof / as to matche one knyght or two or thre is ynough and they be men. But for to matche .xv. knyghtes that wyll I ne|uer vndertake. Fye for &s;hame &s;ayd &s;yr Try&s;tram do but your parte Nay &s;ayd &s;yr Dynadan I wyl not therof / but yf ye wyl lene me your &s;helde / for ye bere a &s;helde of Cornewayle / &amp; for the co|wardy&s;e that is named to the knygh|tes of Cornewayle ye be euer forborne Nay &s;ayd &s;yr Try&s;tram I wyl not de+parte from my &s;helde for her &s;ake that gaf it me. But one thynge &s;ayd &s;yr Try&s;tram I promy&s;e the &s;yr Dyna|dan but yf thou wylt promy&s;e me to abyde with me / here I &s;hall &s;lee the. For I de&s;yre noo more of the but an|&s;were one knyght / &amp; yf thy herte wyll not &s;erue the &s;tande by and loke vpon me &amp; them. Syr &s;ayd &s;yr Dynadan I promy&s;e you to loke vpon &amp; doo what I may to &s;aue my &s;elfe / but I wolde that I hadde not mette with you. So thenne anone the&s;e .xxx. knyghtes ca|me fa&s;te by the&s;e foure knyghtes / and they were ware of them / &amp; eyther of other. And &s;o the&s;e .xxx. knyghtes lete for this cau&s;e y^t they wolde not wrathe them yf cau&s;e be y^t they had ado with &s;yr Lau~celot / &amp; the foure knyghtes le|te them pa&s;&s;e to this entent that they wolde &s;ee &amp; beholde what they wolde do with &s;yr Lau~celot / and &s;o the .xxx. knyghtes pa&s;t on / &amp; came by &s;yr Try+&s;tram &amp; by &s;yr Dynadan / and thenne
<PB REF="2">&s;yr Try&s;tram cryed on hyghe / loo here is a knyght agayn&s;t you for the loue of &s;yr Lau~celot / &amp; there he &s;lewe two with one &s;pere and .x. with his &s;werde And thenne came in &s;yr Dynadan &amp; he dyde pa&s;&s;ynge well / &amp; &s;o of the .xxx. knyghtes there wente but .x. awaye &amp; they fledde. All this batayll &s;awe &s;yr Bors de ganys &amp; his thre felowes / and thenne they &s;awe well hit was the &s;a|me knyght that Iu&s;ted with them at the brydge / thenne they toke theyr hor+&s;es &amp; rode vnto &s;yr Try&s;tram &amp; pray|&s;ed hym and thanked hym of his good dedes / &amp; they al de&s;yred &s;yr Try&s;tram to go with them to theyr lodgynge / &amp; he &s;ayd nay he wolde not go to no lod+gynge. Thenne they all foure knygh|tes prayed hym to telle them his name Fayre lordes &s;ayd &s;yr Try&s;tram / as at this tyme I wyll not telle you my name.</P>
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<HEAD>&para; How &s;yr Try&s;tram &amp; &s;yr Dynadan came to a lodgynge where they mu&s;te Iu&s;te with two knyghtes. ca. xxiiij.</HEAD>
<P>UHenne &s;yr Try&s;tram and &s;yr Dynadan rode forth on theyr waye tyll they came to the &s;hepherdes &amp; to the herde men / and there they a&s;|ked them yf they knewe ony lodgynge or herberowe there nyghe honde. For|&s;othe &s;yrs &s;ayd the herde men / here by is good lodgynge in a ca&s;tel / but there is &s;uche a cu&s;tome that there &s;hall no knyght be herberowed but yf he Iu&s;te with two knyghtes / and yf ye be but one knyght he mu&s;t Iu&s;te with two / &amp; as ye be therin &s;oone &s;hall ye be mat|ched. Soo there is &s;hrewde herberowe &s;ayd &s;yr Dynadan / lodge where y^t ye wyll for I wyl not lodge there. Fye for &s;hame &s;ayd &s;yr Try&s;tram are ye not a knyght of the table rou~de / wherfore ye may not with your wor&s;hyp refu&s;e your lodgynge. Not &s;o &s;ayd the herde men / for &amp; ye be beten and haue the wors ye &s;hall not be lodged there / &amp; yf ye bete them ye &s;hall be well herbero|wed. A &s;ayd &s;yr Dynadan they are two &s;ure knyghtes / thenne &s;yr Dyna|dan wolde not lodge there in no ma|nere / but as &s;yr Try&s;tram <ABBR>requyred</ABBR> hym of his knyghthode / &amp; &s;o they ro|de thyder / and to make &s;horte tale &s;yr Try&s;tram &amp; &s;yr Dynadan &s;mote hem doun both / and &s;o they entred in to the ca&s;tell &amp; hadde good chere as well as they coude thynke or deuy&s;e / &amp; whan they were vnarmed and thought to be mery &amp; in good re&s;te / there came in at the yates &s;yr Palomydes &amp; &s;yr Gahe+rys requyrynge to haue the cu&s;tome of the ca&s;tell. What arraye is this &s;ayd &s;yr Dynadan. I wolde haue my re&s;t / That may not be &s;ayd &s;yr Try&s;tram now mu&s;t we nedes defende the cu&s;to+me of this ca&s;tell / in &s;oo moche as we haue the better of the lordes of this ca+&s;tel / &amp; therfore &s;ayd &s;yr Try&s;tram ne|des mu&s;t ye make you redy. In the de+uyls name &s;ayd &s;yr Dynadan came I in to your company / &amp; &s;oo they made them redy. And &s;yr Gaherys encoun|tred with &s;yr Try&s;tram / &amp; &s;yr Gahe+rys had a falle &amp; &s;yr Palomydes en|cou~tred with &s;yr Dynadan &amp; &s;yr Dy+nadan had a falle / then~e was hit falle for falle. Soo thenne mu&s;t they fyght on foot / that wolde not &s;yr Dynadan for he was &s;o &s;ore bry&s;ed of the falle y^t &s;yr Palomydes gaf hym. Thenne &s;yr Try&s;tram vnlaced &s;yr Dynadans hel+me
<PB REF="3">&amp; prayed hym to helpe hym. I wyl not &s;ayd &s;yr Dynadan / for I am &s;ore wou~ded of the .xxx. knyghtes that we had but late agoo to do withall. But ye fare &s;ayd &s;yr Dynadan vnto &s;yr Try&s;tram as a madde man and as a man that is out of his mynde y^t wol|de ca&s;te hym&s;elf awaye / &amp; I may cur|&s;e the tyme that euer I &s;awe you. For in all the worlde are not &s;uche two knyghtes that ben &s;oo wood as is &s;yr Lau~celot &amp; ye &s;yr Try&s;tram / for ones I felle in the felau&s;hyp of &s;yr Lau~ce|lot as I haue done now with you &amp; he &s;ette me a werke that a quarter of a yere I kepte my bedde. Ihe&s;u defende me &s;ayd &s;yr Dynadan from &s;uche two knyghtes / &amp; &s;pecyally from your fe|lau&s;hyp. Thenne &s;ayd &s;yr Try&s;tram I wyll fyght with them both. And &s;o &s;yr Try&s;tram badde them come forth both / for I wyll fyght with you. And thenne &s;yr Palomydes &amp; &s;yr Gaherys dre&s;&s;yd them &amp; &s;mote at them both / &amp; then~e &s;yr Dynadan &s;mote at &s;yr Ga+herys a &s;troke or two / &amp; torned from hym. Nay &s;ayd &s;yr Palomydes it is to moche &s;hame for vs two knyghtes to fyght with one / and thenne he dyde bydde &s;yr Gaherys &s;tande a &s;yde w^t that knyght y^t hath no ly&s;te to fyght / And then~e they rode togyder &amp; fought longe / and at the la&s;te &s;yr Try&s;tram doubled his &s;trokes &amp; drofe &s;yr Palo|mydes a backe more than thre thrydes And thenne by one a&s;&s;ente &s;yr Gahe|rys and &s;yr Dynadan wente betwixt them &amp; departed them in &s;onder. And thenne by a&s;&s;ente of &s;yr Try&s;tram they wolde by a&s;&s;ente of &s;yr Try&s;tram they wolde haue lodged togyder. But &s;yr Dynadan wolde not lodge in that ca&s;tell / &amp; then~e he cur&s;ed the tyme that euer he came in theyr felau&s;hyp / &amp; &s;oo he toke his hors &amp; his harneys and de+parted / thenne &s;yr Try&s;tram prayed the lordes of that ca&s;tell to lene hym a man to brynge hym to a lodgynge / &amp; &s;o they dyde &amp; ouertoke &s;yr Dynadan and rode to theyr lodgynge two myle thens with a good man in a pryory &amp; there they were well at ea&s;e. And that &s;ame nyght &s;yr Bors &amp; &s;yr Bleobe|rys &amp; &s;yr Ector and &s;yr Dryau~t abo|de &s;tylle in the &s;ame place there as &s;yr Try&s;tram fought w^t the .xxx. knygh|tes / &amp; there they mette with &s;yr Lau~|celot the &s;ame nyght / and had made promy&s;e to lodge with &s;yr Colgreuau~+ce the &s;ame nyght.</P>
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<HEAD>&para; How &s;yr Try&s;tram Iu&s;ted with &s;yr Pray &amp; &s;yr Sagramor le de&s;yrus / and how &s;yr Gawayne torned Try|&s;tram fro Morgan le fay. ca. xxv.</HEAD>
<P>BVt anone as the noble knyght &s;yr Lau~celot herde of the &s;hel|de of Cornewayle thenne wy&s;t he wel that hit was was &s;yr Try&s;tram that fought with his enemyes / &amp; then~e &s;yr Lau~celot pray&s;ed &s;yr Try&s;tram and called hym the man of moo&s;t wor&s;hyp in the worlde. So there was a knyght in that pryory that hyght Pellynore / &amp; he de&s;yred to wete y^e name of &s;yr Try+&s;tram but in no wy&s;e he coude not / &amp; thenne &s;yr Try&s;tram departed &amp; lefte &s;yr Dynadan in the pryory / for he was &s;oo wery and &s;oo bry&s;ed that he myght not ryde. And then this kny&yogh;t &s;yr Pellynore &s;ayd to &s;yr Dynadan / &s;ythen that ye wyll not telle me that knyghtes name / thenne wyll I ryde after hym and make hym to telle me <GAP DESC="missing" EXTENT="1+ pages"></P>
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