And seyde til hire, [false][58] and slike, [Sidenote: Godrich next threatens Goldborough.] Þat wicke þral, þat foule swike: “But þu þis ma{n} under-stonde, I shal fleme{n} þe of londe; 1160 Or þou shal to þe galwes re{n}ne, And þer þou shalt i{n} a fir bre{n}ne.” Sho was adrad, for he so þrette, And durste nouth þe spusi{n}g lette, 1164 But þey hire likede swiþe ille, [Sidenote: She consents, thinking it is God’s will.] Þouthe it was godes wille: God, þat makes to growe{n} þe korn, Formede hire wi{m}ma{n} to be born. 1168 Hwan he hauede don him for drede, Þat he sholde hire spuse{n}, and fede, And þat she sholde til him holde, [Sidenote: A dowry is given her.] Þer were{n} penies þicke tolde, 1172 Mikel plente upon þe bok: He ys hire yaf, and she as tok. [Sidenote: [Fol. 210b, col. 1.]] He weren spused fayre and wel, Þe messe he deden eueridel, 1176 Þat fel to spusing, and god cle[r]k, [Sidenote: The archbishop of York marries them.] Þe erchebishop uth of yerk, Þat kam to þe p{ar}leme{n}t, Als god him hauede þider sent. 1180 [Footnote 56: The first letter of this word is either _þ_ or a Saxon _w_ (ƿ). I read it as the latter.] [Footnote 57: MS. ine.] [Footnote 58: Both sense and metre require this word.] [Headnote: HAVELOK RESOLVES TO GO TO GRIMSBY.] +Hwan he were{n} togydere i{n} godes lawe, Þat þe folc ful wel it sawe, He ne wiste{n} hwat he mouthe{n}, [Sidenote: Havelok knows not what to do.] Ne he ne wiste{n} wat hem douthe; 1184 Þer to dwelle{n}, or þe{n}ne to gonge, Þer ne wolde{n} he dwelle{n} lo{n}ge, For he wiste{n}, and ful wel sawe, Þat godrich he{m} hatede, þe deuel hi{m} hawe! 1188 And yf he dwellede{n} þer outh-- Þat fel hauelok ful wel on þouth-- Men sholde don his leman shame, Or elles bringe{n} i{n} wicke blame. 1192 Þat were him leuere to ben ded, [Sidenote: He determines to go to Grimsby.] For-þi he toke{n} anoþer red, [Headnote: GRIM’S CHILDREN WELCOME HAVELOK.]