[Sidenote: He offers him as many horses as he needs; and proposes that they shall never again part.] And ſet yhour horß be falit at this ned, 3416 Diſpleß yhow not, for-quhy ȝe ſal not want Als many as yhow lykith for to hawnt; And I my-ſelf, I ſal yhowr ſqwyar bee, And, if god will, neu{er} more ſal wee 3420 [Sidenote: He ’lights from his horse, and gives him to Lancelot, who thanks him.] Dep{ar}t;” w{i}t{h} that, anon he can to lycht Doune frome his horß, and gaf hyme to y^e kny{ch}t. The lord he thonkit, and the horß hath ton, And als ſo freſch one to the feld is gon, 3424 As at no ſtrok{is} he that day had ben. His falowis glad, one horß that hath hy{m} ſen, To galiot one vthir horß thai broght; And he goith one, and frome the feld he ſo{ch}t, 3428 [Sidenote: Galiot returns to his host, and chooses a band of 10,000 men.] And to the plan quhar that his oſt{is} were; And brandymagus chargit he to ſtere Eft{er} hyme, w{i}t{h}in a lytill ſpace, And x thouſand he takyne w{i}t{h} hy{m} haß. 3432 Towart the feld onon he can to Rid, And chargit them befor ye oſt to byd. [Sidenote: The trumpets, clarions, horns, and bugles are sounded.] Wp goith the trumpet{is}, and the claryownis, Hornys, bugill{is} blawing furt{h} thar ſownis, 3436 That al the cuntre reſownit hath about; [Sidenote: Arthur’s folk despair.] Than arthuris folk var in diſpar & dout, That hard the noys, and ſaw the m{u}ltitud Of freſch folk; thai cam as thai war wod. 3440 [Headnote: LANCELOT HARANGUES ARTHUR’S HOST.]