The Porpais pley as thay were wode.” 1576 see the porpoises Maragounde lokede oute, Floripe come ne[rh] sporting beneath. And shofed hire oute in to the flode. Maragound looking “Go there” she saide “the devel the spede! out, is pushed into My counsail shaltowe never biwry. 1580 the flood. Who so wole not helpe a man̄ at nede, On evel deth mote he dye!” She toke witħ hire maidyns two, To Britomayne she wente hir waye 1584 Floripas asks And saide to him, she moste go Bretomayn to let her To viseten̄ the prisoneris that daye, see the prisoners. And saide “sir, for alle loues, Lete me thy prisoneres seen̄. 1588 I wole the gife botħ goolde and gloues, And counsail shalle it been̄.” Brytomayne that Iaylor kene Answered to hir sone agayne 1592 And saide “Damesel, so mote I then̄, Than̄ were I worthy to be slayn̄. Hath not youre Fader charged me, To kepe hem from̄ every wyght? 1596 And yet ye wole these trayto«ur»s see? I wole goo telle him Anoon̄ right.” He gan to turne him anone for to go, To make a playnte on Floripas. 1600 The gaoler threatened She sued him as faste as she myghte go, to complain to her For to gif him harde grace. father, but Floripas, With the keye cloge, þat she caugħt, having seized his Witħ goode wille she maute[141] than, 1604 key-clog, dashed Such a stroke she hym the[rh] raught, out his brains. She The brayne sterte oute of his hede þan̄. then went to tell To hire Fader forth she gotħ her father, she had And saide “Sire, I telle you here, 1608 surprised [leaf 40] I saugħ a sight, that was me lotħ, the gaoler feeding Howe the fals Iailo«ur» fedde your prisone[rh], the prisoners and [p047 THE SOUDAN GIVES THE PRISONERS INTO HER GUARD.]