He let is ship stonde, ant com hi{m} vp to londe. His folk he made abyde vnder a wode syde. 1100 [Headnote: _Horn meets a Palmer._] [Sidenote: Horn sets forth alone, and meets a palmer,] Hor[n] him ȝede alone, also he spru{n}ge of stone. A palm{er}e he þar mette, {And} faire hine grette. 1104 “Palm{er}e, þu schalt me telle Al of þine spelle.” [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .] He wende forþ alone, So he were spronge of stone. A palmere he mette; Wyt worde he hym g{r}ette, 1104 “Palm{er}e, þou schalt me telle,” He seyde, “on þine spelle, So brouke þou þi croune, Wi comest þou fram toune?” 1108 [Sidenote: [leaf 89, back]] ¶ Horn eode forh al one, so he sprong of þe stone. on palmere he y-mette, {ant} wiþ wordes hyne grette, 1104 “palmere, þou shalt me telle,” he seyde, “of þine spelle, so brouke þou þi croune, why comest þou from toune?” 1108 [Sidenote: who tells him of the wedding] He sede vpon his tale, “I come fram o brudale, Ihc was at o weddi{n}g Of a Maide Ryme{n}hild. 1112 [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .] Þe palmere seyde on hys tale, “Hy com fram on bridale. Ich com fram b{r}ode hylde Of Mayden reymylde. 1112 Fram hond{er} chyrche wowe, Þe gan louerd owe, ant he seide on is tale, “y come from a brudale, from brudale wylde of maide remenylde. 1112 [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . .] [Sidenote: and of Rymenhild’s grief.] Ne miȝte heo adriȝe Þ{a}t heo ne weop wiþ iȝe. 1116 Heo sede þ{a}t ‘heo nolde Ben ispused wiþ golde; Heo hadde on husebonde, Þeȝ he were vt of lo{n}de.’ 1120 Ne miyȝte hye hyt dreye Þat hye wep wyt eye. 1116 He seyde þat ‘hye nolde Be spoused Myd golde; Hye hadde hosebonde, Þey be nere nawt in londe.’ 1120 ne mihte hue nout dreȝe þ{a}t hue ne wep wiþ eȝe. 1116 hue seide, ‘þ{a}t hue nolde be spoused wiþ golde; hue hade hosebonde þah he were out of londe.’ 1120 {And} i{n} st{ro}ng halle, Biþinne castel walle, Þ{er} iwas atte ȝate; Nolde hi me in late. 1124 Modi ihote hadde To bure þ{a}t me hire ladde. Awai igan glide; Þ{a}t deol inolde abide. 1128 Þe bride wepeþ sore, {And} þ{a}t is muche deole!”