2: 1; f. BBCr 261| The lady commaunded anone soone 2: 1; f. BBCr 262| That the gates were vndone: 2: 1; f. BBCr 263| "And brynge them all before me, 2: 1; f. BBCr 264| For well at ease shall they be.' 2: 1; f. BBCr 265| They toke theyr pages, horse and all. 2: 1; f. BBCr 266| These two men wente into the hall; 2: 1; f. BBCr 267| Ipomydon on knees hym set 2: 1; f. BBCr 268| And the lady fayre he gret: 2: 1; f. BBCr 269| "I am a man of straunge countre 2: 1; f. BBCr 270| And praye you, yf it wour wyll be, 2: 1; f. BBCr 271| That I myght dwell with you this yere, 2: 1; f. BBCr 272| Of your nurture for to lere. 2: 1; f. BBCr 273| I am come out of ferre lande 2: 1; f. BBCr 274| For I herde tell beforehande 2: 1; f. BBCr 275| Of your nurture and your seruyse 2: 1; f. BBCr 276| Is holden of so grete empryse. 2: 1; f. BBCr 277| I praye you that I may dwell here, 2: 1; f. BBCr 278| Some of your seruyce for to lere.' 2: 1; f. BBCr 279| The lady behelde Ipomydan, 2: 1; f. BBCr 280| And seemed well a gentyllman; 2: 1; f. BBCr 281| She knewe none suche in all her lande, 2: 1; f. BBCr 282| So goodly a man and well farande; 2: 2; f. BBCr 283| She sawe also by his nurture 2: 2; f. BBCr 284| He was a man of grete valure. 2: 2; f. BBCr 285| She cast full soone in her thought 2: 2; f. BBCr 286| That for no seruyse came he nought, 2: 2; f. BBCr 287| But it was worshyp her vnto, 2: 2; f. BBCr 288| In her seruyse hym to do. 2: 2; f. BBCv 289| ..... [line missing] ..... 2: 2; f. BBCv 290| ..... [line missing] ..... 2: 2; f. BBCv 291| ..... [line missing] ..... 2: 2; f. BBCv 292| ..... [line missing] ..... 2: 2; f. BBCv 293| In this countre ye may dwell here 2: 2; f. BBCv 294| And at your wyll for to lere; 2: 2; f. BBCv 295| Of the cup ye shall serue me, 2: 2; f. BBCv 296| And all your men with you shall be. 2: 2; f. BBCv 297| Ye may dwell here at your wyll 2: 2; f. BBCv 298| But your berynge be full yll.' 2: 2; f. BBCv 299| "Madame,' he sayd, "graunt mercy!' 2: 2; f. BBCv 300| He thanked the lady courteysly; 2: 2; f. BBCv 301| She commaunded hym to mete, 2: 2; f. BBCv 302| But, or he sate in ony sete, 2: 2; f. BBCv 303| He salewed them, bothe grete and small, 2: 2; f. BBCv 304| As a gentylman sholde in hall; 2: 2; f. BBCv 305| All they sayd soone anone, 2: 2; f. BBCv 306| They sawe neuer so goodly a persone, 2: 2; f. BBCv 307| Ne so lyght ne so glad, 2: 2; f. BBCv 308| Ne none that so ryche araye had. 2: 2; f. BBCv 309| There was none that sate nor yede 2: 3; f. BBCv 310| But they had meruayle of his dede, 2: 3; f. BBCv 311| And sayd he was no lytell syre 2: 3; f. BBCv 312| That myght shewe suche atyre. 2: 3; f. BBCv 313| Whan they had eten and grace sayd 2: 3; f. BBCv 314| And the table awaye was layd, 2: 3; f. BBCv 315| Vp than arose Ipomydone 2: 3; f. BBCv 316| And to the buttry he wente anone, 2: 3; f. BBCv 317| And his mantell hym aboute; 2: 3; f. BBCv 318| On hym loked all the route 2: 3; f. BBCv 319| And euery man sayd to other there: 2: 3; f. BBCv 320| "Wyll ye se the proude squyere *A END TSU 6909 SVP1 2 001 001 ICFCAM LLCC/SVP1 ROOM 6.06.47 PM 22 APR 86 R41.PR2 CAMB END A* *A END TSU 6909 SVP1 2 001 001 ICFCAM LLCC/SVP1 ROOM 6.06.47 PM 22 APR 86 R41.PR2 CAMB END A* *A END TSU 6909 SVP1 2 001 001 ICFCAM LLCC/SVP1 ROOM 6.06.47 PM 22 APR 86 R41.PR2 CAMB END A* *A END TSU 6909 SVP1 2 001 001 ICFCAM LLCC/SVP1 ROOM 6.06.47 PM 22 APR 86 R41.PR2 CAMB END A* *A END TSU 6909 SVP1 2 001 001 ICFCAM LLCC/SVP1 ROOM 6.06.47 PM 22 APR 86 R41.PR2 CAMB END A* *A END TSU 6909 SVP1 2 001 001 ICFCAM LLCC/SVP1 ROOM 6.06.47 PM 22 APR 86 R41.PR2 CAMB END A*