Muche ioye hue maden yfere, þo hue to gedere y-come were.” 1452 [Sidenote: [leaf 91, back]] He saide wiþ steuene þare, “ȝungemen, hou habbe ȝe ȝore yfare? wolle ȝe þis lond wynne, {ant} wonie þer ynne?” 1456 [Sidenote: The old knight informs Horn that his mother, the queen Godhild, still lives.] He sede, “leue horn child, Ȝitt lyueþ þi moder Godhild. Of ioie heo miste, If heo þe aliue wiste.” 1460 He seyde, “leue horn child, Ȝet liueþ þy mod{er} godild.” [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .] 1460 he seide, “suete horn child, ȝet lyueþ þy moder godyld. of ioie hue ne miste, o lyue ȝef hue þe wiste.” 1460 [Sidenote: Horn informs the old knight that he has with him many Irish companions.] ¶ Horn sede o{n} his rime, “Iblessed beo þe time I co{m} to sudde{n}ne, Wiþ mine irisse me{n}ne. 1464 We schulle þe hu{n}des teche To speken vre speche. Alle we he{m} schulle sle, {And} al q{ui}c hem fle.” 1468 Horn seyde on hys rime, “Hyblessed be þe tyme Ich am ycome to sode{n}ne, Wyt Myn hyrysce me{n}ne. 1464 Þis lond we schollen wi{n}ne And fle at þat þere ben i{n}ne. And so we scholen he{m} teche To speken our{e} speche.” 1468 Horn seide on is ryme, “yblessed be þe time Icham icome in to sudenne, wiþ fele yrisshemenne. 1464 we shule þe houndes kecche, {ant} to þe deȝe vecche. ánt so we shulen hem teche to speken oure speche.” 1468 [Headnote: _Horn delivers Sudenne from the Saracens._] [Sidenote: Horn blows his horn, and his men arrive;] Horn gan his horn to blowe; His folk hit gan iknowe. Hi come{n} vt of st{er}e, Fram hornes ban{er}e. 1472 Horn gan hys horn blowe, Þat hys folc it gan knowe. He come{n} out of scyp st{er}ne, To horn ward wel ȝerne. 1472 ¶ Horn gon is horn blowe; is folc hit con yknowe. hue comen out of hurne, to horn swyþe ȝurne. 1472 [Sidenote: and they attack and slay the Saracens, old and young.] Hi sloȝen {and} fuȝte{n}, Þe niȝt {and} þe vȝten. [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1476 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .] Þe Sarazi{n}s cu{n}de, Ne lefde þ{er} no{n} i{n} þe{n}de. 1480