Þe ki{n}g sede so stille, “Horn, haue nu þi wille.” 1076 Þo seyde þe kyng so stille, “Horn, do þine wille.” 1076 þe kyng seide so stille, “horn, do al þi wille.” 1076 [Sidenote: Horn levies men, and sets sail.] He dude writes se{n}de Into yrlonde, Aft{er} kniȝtes liȝte, Irisse men to fiȝte. 1080 To horn come inoȝe, Þ{a}t to schupe droȝe. Horn dude him in þe weie, On a god Galeie. 1084 Þe him gan to blowe In alitel þroȝe. ++Horn se{n}te hys sonde In to eu{er}yche londe, After men to fyȝte, Hyrische men so wyȝte, 1080 To hym were come hy nowe, Þat in to schipe drowe. Horn tok hys p{re}ye. And dude hi{m} in hys weye. 1084 [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .] he sende þo by sonde, ȝend al is londe, after knyhtes to fyhte, þ{a}t were men so lyhte. 1080 to him come ynowe, þ{a}t in to shipe drowe. ¶ Horn dude hi{m} in þe weye, in a gret galeye. 1084 þe wynd bigon to blowe in a lutel þrowe. [Headnote: _Horn arrives at the latest possible moment._] [Sidenote: He arrives after the bells for the wedding have been rung.] Þe se bigan to posse Riȝt i{n} to West{er}nesse. 1088 Hi st{ri}ke seil {and} maste, {And} Ankere gu{n}ne caste, Or eny day was spru{n}ge Oþ{er} belle iru{n}ge. 1092 Þe word bigan to sp{ri}nge Of Ryme{n}hilde weddi{n}ge. Horn was i{n} þe wat{er}e; Ne miȝte he come no lat{er}e. 1096 Here scyp gan forþ seyle, Þe wynd hym nolde fayle. 1088 He striken seyl of maste, And anker he go{n}ne kaste. Þe soneday was hy sp[ronge], And þe messe hy songe, 1092 Of reymylde þe ȝonge, And of mody þe kinge; And horn was i{n} wat{er}e; Myȝt he come no lat{er}e. 1096 þe see bi-gan wiþ ship to gon, to westnesse he{m} brohte anon. 1088 hue st{ri}ken seyl of maste, ant ancre gonnen caste. matynes were yronge {ant} þe masse ysonge, 1092 of rymenild þe ȝynge {ant} of Mody þe kynge, ant horn wes in watere; ne mihte he come no latere. 1096 [Sidenote: He leaves his ship, and comes to land.] He let his schup sto{n}de, {And} ȝede to londe. His folk he dude abide Vnder wude side. 1100 He let scyp stonde, And ȝede hym op to londe. Hys folc he dide abyde Hond{er} þe wode syde. 1100