Quhich no ma{n} out dedenyt to aras; 240 Nor how he haith the wapnis out tak, And his awow apone this wis can mak, That he ſchuld hyme Reweng at h{is} poware One eu{er}y kny{ch}t that louith the hurtare 244 Bett{er} thane hyme, the quhich that vas Iwond. Throw quich awoue in armys hath ben founde [Sidenote: a vow which caused the death of many a wight warrior;] The deth of mo{n}y wereoure ful wicht;[T5] [Footnote T4: MS. “abrokin.”] [Footnote T5: The MS. wrongly transposes ll. 247 and 248.] For, fro tho wow was knowing of the kny{ch}t, 248 Thare was ful mony o paſage in the londe By me{n} of armys kepit to withſtond This kny{ch}t, of quhome thai ben al set afyre Thai{m} to reweng in armys of deſir. 252 [Sidenote: or how he and Sir Kay were sent to defend the lady of Nohalt;] Nor how that thane in{con}tyne{n}t was ſend He and ſ{ir} kay togidd{er} to defend The lady of nohalt, nor how that hee Gou{er}nit hyme thare, nore in quhat degre. 256 Nor how the gret paſing vaſſolag He eſcheuit, thrōue the outragouß curag, [Sidenote: or how he conquered the Sorrowful Castle;] In conquiryng of the sorowful caſtell. Nor how he paſſith dou{n}e in the cauis fell, 260 And furth ye keys of Inchantme{n}t bro{ch}t, That al diſtroyt quhich that thare vas vro{ch}t. [Sidenote: or how he rescued Sir Gawane and his nine fellows;] Nore howe that he reſkewit ſ{ir} gawane, [Fol. 4b.] W{i}t{h} h{is} ix falouß in to preſone tane; 264 Nore mony vthere diu{er}ß aduenture, Quhich to report I tak not in my cwre, [Sidenote: nor of the many “assemblies” Gawane held to find out his name;] Nor mony aſſemblay that gawane gart be maid To wit h{is} name; nor how that he hyme hade 268 Wnwiſt, and hath the worſchip {and} empriß; Nor of the kny{ch}t{is} in to mony[T6] diu{er}ß wyß Throuch his awoue that hath thare dethis found; [Footnote T6: We should perhaps omit “mony.”]