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How Sir Dinadan met with Sir Tristram, and with jousting.
with Sir Palomides, Sir Dinadan knew him.
THEN after that Sir Dinadan departed, and rode his way a great pace until he had overtaken Sir Tristram.

And when Sir Dinadan had overtaken him he knew him anon, and he hated the fellowship of him above all other knights.

Ah, said Sir Dinadan, art thou that coward knight that I met with yesterday?
keep thee, for thou shalt joust with me maugre thy head.
Well, said Sir Tristram, and I am loath to joust.

And so they let their horses run, and Sir Tristram missed of him a-purpose, and Sir Dinadan brake a spear upon Sir Tristram, and therewith Sir Dinadan dressed him to draw out his sword.