Wit ye well my name is Sir Dinadan.

Ah, Dinadan, said that knight, and my name is Gareth, the youngest brother unto Sir Gawaine.

Then either made of other great cheer, for this Gareth was the best knight of all the brethren, and he proved a good knight.
Then they took their horses, and there they spake of Sir Tristram, how such a coward he was; and every word Sir Tristram heard and laughed them to scorn.
Then were they ware where came a knight afore them well horsed and well armed, and he made him ready to joust.

Fair knights, said Sir Tristram, look betwixt you who shall joust with yonder knight, for I warn you I will not have ado with him.

Then shall I, said Sir Gareth.