[Sidenote: nor of his suffering caused by love’s wound;] Nor of the ſufferans that by louis wounde 272 He in his trawel ſufferith au{er} more; Nor in the quenis p{rese}ns how tharfor [Sidenote: nor how he was nearly drowned at Camelot;] By camelot, in to that gret Revare, He was ner dround. I wil It not declare 276 How that he was in louis hewy tho{ch}t [Sidenote: nor how he was brought to court by Dagenet;] By dagenet in to the court I-bro{ch}t; Nor how the kny{ch}t that tyme he cane p{er}ſew, [Sidenote: nor of the giants he slew at Camelot;] Nor of the gyant{is} by camelot he ſlew; 280 Nor wil I not her tell the man{er} how He ſlew o kny{ch}t, by nat{ur} of his wow, [Sidenote: nor how he slew a knight of Melyholt;] Off melyholt; nore how in to that toune Thar came one hyme o gret confuſione 284 Of pupil {and} [of] kny{ch}t{is}, al enarmyt, [Sidenote: and there defended himself against a crowd;] Nor how he thar haith kepit hyme wnharmyt; Nor of his worſchip, nor of h{is} gret prowes, Nor his defens of armys in the pres. 288 [Sidenote: whereupon the lady of Melyhalt prayed him to yield his sword to her; and kept him in her power.] Nor how the lady of melyhalt y{a}t ſche Came to the feild, and pray[i]th hyme that he As to o lady to hir[T7] his ſuerd hath ȝold, Nor how he was in to hir keping hold; 292 [Footnote T7: MS. “his.”]