Tomorowe wele we thiderward fa[rh] With spere and shelde of stele. But we bringe him to this Tou[rh]— Leeve me elles no more— 2636 With victorye and grete honou[rh], Or thay shalle abye it ful sore.” [leaf 66] On the morowe, whan tha daye was clere, Laban ordeynede Gye honged to be. 2640 On the following He cleped forth Sir Tampere morning Laban orders And badde him do make a Galowe tr«e», Sir Tamper to erect “And set it even̄ by-fore the tou[rh], a gallows before That þilke hore may him see; 2644 the castle, where For by lord Mahounde of honou[rh], Floripas could see it. This traito«u»r there shalle honged be. Take withe the .iij. hundred knigħtes Of Ethiopis, Indens and Ascopartes, 2648 That bene boolde and hardy to fight With Wifles, Fauchons, Gauylokes[173] and Dartes; Leste þat lurdeynes come skulkynge oute, For ever thay haue bene shrewes. 2652 Loke ech«e» of hem̄ haue sucħ a cloute, That thay neuer ete moo Sewes.” Forth thay wente with Sir Gye, Guy is led bound. That bounde was as a thefe faste, 2656 Tille thay come the tow[rh] ful nye; Thai rered the Galowes in haste. Roulande perceyued here doynge And saide “felows, let armes[174]! 2660 Roland calls his I am ful gladde of here comynge, companions to arms. Hem shall not helpe her charmes.” Oute thai riden a wele gode spede, They rush forth. Thai ix towarde hem alle. 2664 Florip witħ here maydyns toke gode hede, Biholdinge over the tou[rh] walle. Thai met first witħ Sir Tampe[rh], [p077 BUT IS RESCUED BY ROLAND AND OLIVER.]