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...in discorufiting Brandasidel, so much had he been feared. Thus they arrived at the palace, and [here was he lodged in a rich chamber, such as became the...dwelling of such a Lady, and was disarmed, and his hands nnd face washed from the dust, and they gave him a rosecoloured mantle. When Grasinda saw him thus...

...Thus they arrived at the palace, and there was he (the Green Sword Knight) lodged in a rich chamber, and was disarmed, and his hands and face washed from...the dust, and they gave him a rosecoloured mantle. "t The romance of " Ywaine and Gawin" abounds in instances : " A damisel come unto me, The semeliest...

...Thus they arrived at the palace, and there was he (the Green Sword Knight) lodged in a rich chamber, and was disarmed, and his hands and face washed from the dust, and they gave him a rosecoloured mantle."t The romance of " Ywaine and Gawin" abounds in instances : " A damisel come unto me, The semeliest...