¶ Horn sadelede his stede, {And} his armes he gan sprede. 764 His brunie he gan lace, So he scholde, in to place. [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .] His swerd he gan fonge; Nabod he noȝt to longe. He sette sadel on stede, With armes he hym gan schrede. 764 Hys brenye he gan lace, So he scholde, i{n} to place. Þo hyt þer to gan ten, Ne durst hi{m} noma{n} sen. 768 Swerd he gan fonge; Ne stod he nowt to lo{n}ge, he sette sadel on stede, wiþ armes he gon him shrede. his brunie he con lace, so he shulde, in to place. 766 his suerd he gon fonge; 769 ne stod he nout to longe. 770 to is suerd he gon teon; 767 ne durste non wel him seon. 768 [Headnote: _Horn takes leave of Rymenhild._] [Sidenote: He tells her that her dream has come true,] He ȝede forþ bliue To Ryme{n}hild his wyue. 772 He sede, “le{m}man, derling, Nu hauestu þi sweuening. Þe fiss þ{a}t þi net rente, Fram þe he me sente. 776 [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .] And ȝyede forþ ricte To reymyld þe bricte. 772 He seyde, “leman, de{r}ling, Now hauestu þi meting. Þe fys þi net to rente, Fram þe he me sente. 776 Þe king gynneþ wiht me st{r}iue; Awey he wole me driue. [_No gap in MS._ . . . . . . . . . . . .] He seide, “lemmon, derlyng, nou þou hauest þy sweuenyng. þe fyssħ þ{a}t þyn net rende, from þe me he sende. 776 þe kyng wiþ me gynneþ st{ri}ue; a wey he wole me dryue. [Sidenote: that he is going to an unknown country for seven years.] Rymenhild, haue wel godne day, No leng abiden ine may. 780 In to vncuþe londe, Wel more for to fonde. I schal wune þere Fulle seue ȝere. 784 Reymyld, haue god day, For nov ich founde awey, 780 In to onekuþ londe, Wel more forto fonde. Ich schal wony þere Fulle seve ȝere. 784 þare fore haue nou godneday; nou y mot fonnde {ant} fare away 780 In to vncouþe londe, wel more forte fonde. y shal wonie þere fulle seue ȝere. 784 [Sidenote: He bids her not to await him longer than seven years.] At seue ȝeres ende, Ȝef ine come ne sende, Tak þe husebo{n}de, ffor me þu ne wo{n}de. 788 In armes þu me fonge, {And} kes me wel longe.”