Sprytes of the bleste, and everych Seyncte ydedde, Poure owte your pleasaunce onn mie fadres hedde.
Sprytes of the bleste, and everych Seyncte ydedde, Poure owte youre pleasaunce on mie fadres hedde.
Hee synges of seynctes who dyed for yer Godde, Everych wynter nyghte afresche he sheddes theyr blodde.
And now the battail closde on everych syde, And face to face appeard the knyghts full brave; They lifted up theire bylles with myckle pryde, And manie woundes unto the Normans gave.
On everych Seynctes hie daie Wythe the mynstrelle[67] am I seene, 80 All a footeynge it awaie, Wythe maydens on the greene.
The duk of Burbon sware be seynt Denys, And other lordes many on, We will goo pleye them at dys, The lordys of Ingelond everych on, Ther gentilmen seide, be swete seynt John.
Go we to game be Godys grace, Myne children ben redy everych on, Every greet gonne that there was, In his mouth he hadde a ston.
And the kyng besette the park alle aboughte that the Scottes schulde never escaped: but thorugh treson of the Mortymer they escapid everych on, and so the kyng was disceyved.
And Sir Lavaine cast his love unto Dame Felelolie, Sir Urre's sister, and then they were wedded together with great joy, and King Arthur gave to everych of them a barony of lands.
So went they downward in the sea, one while backward, another while forward, and everych comforted other, and oft were in their prayers.
And thus they fought till it was night, and for great slaughter and for wounded people everych party drew to their rest.
And the two knights received them both with great joy, and everych knew other; and so the wind arose, and drove them through the sea in a marvellous pace.
And his two fellows halp him passing well, and so they held the journey everych in like hard till it was night: then must they needs depart.
And then said a voice: Lords and fellows, to-morrow at the hour of prime ye three shall depart everych from other, till the adventure bring you to the Maimed King.
THEN were they condescended that King Arthur and Sir Mordred should meet betwixt both their hosts, and everych of them should bring fourteen persons; and they came with this word unto Arthur.
And all they said: Fair sweet Father of heaven come and visit us, and yield unto us everych as we have deserved.
And so they toldeverych other, and complained them greatly that they could find none adventure.
Then within a while came Galahad thereas the White Knight abode him by the hermitage, and everych saluted other courteously.
And everych of them a good mantell Of scarlet and of raye; All they came to good Robyn, To wyte what he wolde say.
Full hastely our kynge was dyght, were his knyghtës fyve, Everych of them in monkës wede, And hasted them thyder blyve.
Also everych cart out of the fraunchyse shal to the kynge by custome 11 pens and an hafpeny what ffyshe he here to sale.
And also everych cart out of fraunchyse comyng in to town with samown, shal to the kynge of custome thre pens.
And everych horse berdene of fresh fysh that cometh in to the town to sale and be out of franchyse shal to the kynge thre hafpens of custome and of shalt fysh a hafpeny.
Also everych bakere of ye town that maketh bred to sale shal to the kynge of custome 11s.
They put on their simple weeds,] They came to the gates anon, The Porter was ready himself, And welcomed them everych one.
Full hastily our King was dight, So were his Knightes five, Everych of them in monks' weed, And hasted them thither blithe.
They did them to the treasure house As fast as they might go; The locks that were good steel, They brake them everych one.
Seven score of wight yeomen Came pricking on a row, And everych of them a good mantle Of scarlet and of ray, All they came to good ROBIN To wit what he would say.
Brandon,[50-5] and to everych of them severally in otheris absence.
Full hastly our kynge was dyght, So were his knyghtes fyve, 70 Everychof them in monkes wede, And hasted them thyder blyve.
Then they began for to strive for that knight, everych one said they would have him to her love.
So they went unto battle again, and wounded everych other dolefully, and then they breathed ofttimes, and so went unto battle that all the place there as they fought was blood red.
And above the chief tower of the palace be two round pommels of gold, and in everych of them be two carbuncles great and large, that shine full bright upon the night.
And when he felt well that he should die, he said to his twelve sons, that everych of them should bring him one of his arrows.
And then everych of his friends take a quantity of the ashes, and keep them instead of relics, and say that it is holy thing.
And everych of these great lords know well enough the attendance of their service.
And also such another chariot with such hosts ordained and arrayed go with the empress upon another side, everych by himself, with four hosts, right as the emperor did; but not with so great multitude of people.
For everych of them hath a lamp by himself, and by their lamps they know well when any of them shall die.
And then he bade the youngest son dissever every one from other, and break everych by himself.
And then he answereth, If ye will that I reign over you as lord, do everych of you that I shall command him, either to abide or to go; and whomsoever that I command to be slain, that anon he be slain.
And of everych of these sins it behoveth them to be shriven of their priests, and to pay great sum of silver for their penance.
And in everych of these isles is a king crowned; and all be obeissant to that king.
And when the philosophers have done and performed their commandments, then the minstrels begin to do their minstrelsy, everych in their instruments, each after other, with all the melody that they can devise.
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