To thee I permit the freedom of intimacy; to him I must do reverence, as to my superior in his art.

Come, man, be not peevish, but remain and hear our glee." "To see your Majesty in such cheerful mood," said the Lord of Gilsland, "by my faith, I could remain till Blondel had achieved the great romance of King Arthur, which lasts for three days." "We will not tax your patience so deeply," said the King.

"But see, yonder glare of torches without shows that our consort approaches.

Away to receive her, man, and win thyself grace in the brightest eyes of Christendom.

Nay, never stop to adjust thy cloak.