29 77 80 84 pagan there beside At once to him replied: "All thy people we shall slay 44 And all who hold with Christ this day, 48 And thyself without delay; Hence shalt thou not go away." The king sprang from his steed then, For surely he had need then, And with him true knights two Of men he had too few. Swords in hand they took And together struck. They smote so under shield That some fell in the field. The pagans came to land Horn was in pagans' hand 52 56 60 64 68 72 77 80 84 88 Agenes the paynes 31 forbode; 32 11 they 12 did 13 smote 14 felled 15 against so many wicked 16 17 many 18 death 19 20 took easily pagans 21 did kill 22 there might not live 23 foreigner 92 25 unless they forsook their faith 26 theirs 27 she wept 30 she 31 pagans' companions 35 29 28 yet See note on 1. 16. 32 prohibition 36 fairness 33 knew 34 prayed 37 slay 38 flay alive if it were not for his beauty 2 slain 3 bold 'brave very evident of good height 7 18 Their lives would soon go out, Our ship has come to shore." From the ship they went to land 19 23 144 pay for wringing their hands 20 been sad 21 but 22 then See note on l. 16. greater they expected 12 slay companions certainly 24 saw 25 I 26 birds 27 shore 28 did go drown repent 8 10 alive mayst 13 go to ship 14 go 11 15 hotton 16 17 29 30 foot ground 132 136 140 Let us be glad once more, 140 |