+But hwa{n} his wundes were{n} shewed, 2056 [Sidenote: A leech says he can be healed.] And a leche hauede knawed, Þat he hem mouthe ful wel hele, Wel make him gange, and ful wel mele, And wel a palefrey bistride, 2060 And wel up-on a stede ride, Þo let ubbe al his care And al his sorwe ouer-fare; [Sidenote: Ubbe invites him and Goldborough to his own castle.] And seyde, “cu{m} now forth with me, 2064 And goldeboru, þi wif, with þe, And þine seriaunz al þre, For nou wile y youre warant be; Wile y non of here frend 2068 Þat þu slowe with þin hend Moucte wayte þe [to] slo, Also þou gange to and fro. I shal lene þe a bowr, 2072 Þat is up in þe heye tour, Til þou mowe ful wel go, [Sidenote: [Fol. 214b, col. 1.]] And wel ben hol of al þi wo. It ne shal no þing be{n} bitwene 2076 Þi bour and min, also y wene, But a fayr firrene wowe;-- Speke y loude, or spek y lowe, Þou shalt[94] ful wel heren me, 2080 And þan þu wilt, þou shalt me se. [Sidenote: He promises to protect Goldborough.] A rof shal hile us boþe o-nith, Þat none of mine, clerk ne knith, Ne sholen þi wif no shame bede, 2084 No more þan min, so god me rede!” [Footnote 94: MS. sahalt; _and the second a is expuncted by mistake, instead of the first_.] [Headnote: UBBE SEES THE MIRACULOUS LIGHT / WHICH ISSUES FROM HAVELOK’S MOUTH.] +HE dide un-to þe borw bringe Sone anon, al with ioynge, His wif, and his serganz þre, 2088 Þe beste men þat mouthe be. [Sidenote: The first night, about midnight, Ubbe wakes and sees a great light.] Þe firste nith he lay þer-inne, Hise wif, and his serganz þrinne, Aboute þe middel of þe nith 2092 Wok ubbe, and saw a mikel lith In þe bour þat hauelok lay, Also brith so it were day. [Sidenote: Ubbe says he must go and see what it means.] +“Deus!” quoth ubbe, “hwat may þis be? 2096 Bet{er}e is i go miself, and se: Hweþer he sitte{n} nou, and wesseyle{n}, Or of ani shotshipe to-deyle, Þis tid nithes, also foles; 2100 Þan birþe men caste{n} hem i{n} poles, Or in a grip, or in þe fen: Nou ne sitten none but wicke men, Glotuns, reu[e]res, or wicke þeues, 2104 Bi c{ri}st, þat alle folk onne leues!”