The knight mounteth a horse, nor stayeth for any squire, and that same night he reached his own house.
The king mounteth upon his palfrey, and good convoy he hath of his wolf, who would not be disparted from him, but kept always at his stirrup.
He mounteth on his horse and issueth forth of the orchard by a postern gate, and entereth into the forest, and commendeth him to God.
He mounteth on his destrier, all armed, and goeth amidst the land that was well-nigh void of people, for he himself had slain the greater part thereof, albeit he knew it not.
He mounteth up to the windows and flingeth them down them that were dead within through the windows.
He taketh leave of the damsel, that departeth grudgingly, garnisheth him again of his arms, then mounteth again on his horse and goeth his way right through the grave-yard.
He mounteth thereupon, and taketh the banner and holdeth his sword drawn.
He commendeth the body that lieth therein to God and His sweet Mother; then findeth he without the chapel his horse accoutred ready, and mounteth forthwith, and departeth, and looketh at the place and the chapel so long as he may see them.
With that he cometh down and mounteth again on his hackney, and they go forward a great pace and ride until they espy the fire and the hold.
Clamados maketh arm him andmounteth on his horse, and he seemeth right hardy of his arms and valorous.
Howbeit, the dwarf mounteth on his horse that he had left still saddled, and goeth his way to the other hold where the robbers were, all five, that were Lancelot's mortal enemies.
Messire Gawain goeth down from the hall and mounteth all armed upon his horse.
He taketh Aristor's horse, that seemed him the better, and straightway mounteth thereon, and abandoneth his own, that might go no further.
He alighteth before the master-palace, and mounteth upward all armed.
He mounteth his horse and taketh his shield and his spear, and maketh the lady be taken of the dwarf by her tresses and maketh her be led before him into the forest.
Enter therefore this portal whereat Malec, powerful yet invisible, mounteth guard, and learn the means by which the Mystery of the Asps may be unravelled.
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He mounteth on the ladders of inner truth and hasteneth to the heaven of inner significance.
When weary it is not tired; when straitened it is not constrained; when frightened it is not disturbed; but like a vivid flame and a burning torch it mounteth upwards and securely passeth through all.
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