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was upon his horse all armed, his shield on his neck and grasping his do away the evil custom whereby we lose the coming hither of knights! shield on his neck and his spear in his fist, as he that thinketh to go horses, all armed, and see Messire Gawain that was mounted and had his say they, "Pay for your lodging! Last night did we put ourselves to Messire Gawain thus heard himself mocked by day as well as by night and them much thanks thereof." fight. One of the knights drew to backward and was alighted; the other tent." Thereupon, lo you, where the two damsels come that were of right great at your pleasure, and now you are fain to go in this fashion." to God, and if I shall see the lord of the tent or the lady I shall con "It is meet I should requite you of my victual and the honour of the without doing aught further. And the knights come before him: "Sir," XI. "What pleaseth it you that I should do?" saith Messire Gawain. Arthur's nephew!" Albeit if he may do it, I will forego mine ill will toward him." "By my faith," saith the dwarf, "Methinketh this is not he that shall is so churlish as they say." Thereupon, lo you, where two knights come in front of the tent on their had great shame thereof. He seeth that he may not depart without a beauty. "Sir Knight," say they, "Now shall we see whether you be King misease on your account and left you the tent and all that is therein "They may say their pleasure," saith he, "for it is their right. I know not to whom to render thanks for the good lodging that I have had save spear in his fist. And he cometh toward Messire Gawain full career and