Nou he hys in boure, Al hond{er} cou{er}ture, 740 By reymyld, þi dout{er}; And so he hys wel oft{er}. Ich rede þat þu wende; Þer þu myct him schende. 744 [Sidenote: [leaf 87, back]] He Lyht nou in Boure, vnder couertoure, 740 by rymenyld, þy dohter; ant so he doþ wel ofte. [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . .] Þu do him vt of londe, Oþ{er} he doþ þe schonde.” ¶ Aylmar aȝen gan turne, Wel Modi {and} wel Murne. 748 [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .] Do him out of þi londe, Her do more schonde.” Aylm{er} king him gan torne, Vel mody and wel Mourne. 748 To bour{e} he gan ȝerne, Durst hym noma{n} werne. do him out of londe, er he do more shonde.” ¶ Aylmer gan hom turne, wel mody {ant} wel sturne. 748 [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . .] [Headnote: _King Aylmar banishes Horn._] [Sidenote: Aylmar finds Horn in Rymenhild’s embrace, and bids him leave the land at once.] He fond horn in arme, On Ryme{n}hilde barme. 752 “Awei vt,” he sede, “fule þeof, Ne wurstu me neuremore leof. Wend vt of my bure, Wiþ muchel messauent{ur}e. 756 He fond horn wit arme, In rimenyldes barme. 752 “He{n}ne out,” qwad aylm{er} king, “Henne, þou foule wendling, Out of boure flore, Fram Reymyld, þi hore. 756 he fond horn vnder arme, in rymenyldes barme. 752 “go out,” quoþ aylmer, þe kyng, “Horn, þou foule fundlyng. forþ out of boures flore, for rymenild, þin hore. 756 Wel sone bute þu flitte, Wiþ swerde ihc þe anhitte. Wend ut of my londe, Oþ{er} þu schalt haue schonde.” 760 [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .] Sone bote þe flecte, Wit swerd hy wole þe hette. Hout of londe sone, Here hauest þou nowt to done.” 760 Horn cam i{n} to stable, Wel modi for þe fable. wend out of londe sone; 759 her nast þou nout to done. 760 wel sone bote þou flette, 757 myd suert y shal þe sette.” 758 Horn eode to stable, wel modi for þat fable. [Transcriber’s Note: Here and in next section, lines rearranged by editor.] [Sidenote: Horn saddles his horse, arms himself, and then visits Rymenhild.]