3^{a} “How now, my son,” this 3^{a} “And how now,” said the said the knight, “and do you hermit, “do you not know what not know what the rules and the rules and the Order of the Order of Chivalry are? How Chivalry are? And how can you can you ask for knighthood before ask for knighthood before you you know the Order of know the order, for no knight Chivalry? For no knight can can maintain the order if he maintain the order that he does does not know it and all that not know, nor can he love his pertains to the order: and no order nor what pertains to his knight, if he does not know the order if he does not know the Order of Chivalry, is a knight, Order of Chivalry nor can distinguish for a poor knight is he who makes the faults that are another a knight and cannot against his order. Neither ought show him the practices which any knight if he does not know pertain to a knight.” _Ibid._, the Order of Chivalry make a chap. xxx. knight, for a poor knight is he who makes a knight and cannot show him the practices which pertain to a knight.” _Ibid._, p. vi. 4^{a} “My fair friend,” this said 4^{b} “My son,” said the hermit, the knight, “the rules and the “the whole order is described in Order of Chivalry are contained this book, which I read sometimes, in this book in which I read in order that I may be sometimes in order that I may reminded of the grace that our be reminded of the grace and Lord granted me in this world, the favors that God has granted for I honored and maintained me in this world, for I honored the Order of Chivalry with all and maintained the Order of my might. And just as chivalry Chivalry with all my might. gives all that pertains to a For just as chivalry gives all knight, so also a knight ought to that pertains to a knight, so give all his strength to honor also a knight ought to give all chivalry.” _Ibid._, chap. xxxi. his strength to honor chivalry.” _Ibid._, p. vi.