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Son to Lijſvart of Greece, and the Fair Ovoloris | 
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Repreſenting his Education in the Court of King Magadan, hi 1 
Conquering of the Defended Mountain, his Combat with his Grandfocher the 4 
Emperor andlan, bis killing Frandalon the Titlops, and falling 
Love with Lucella, Daughter to Alpattaty King of Sicfly, his Arri 
the lfle of Argenes, where he put an End to the Enchantments'of-Queen*7Z;itte; 
his Aſſiſting his Great-Grardfather King Amadis in the Hand of the ges: 
Sickades, and in reſpe& to him taking on himſelf the Name 9 2 Amas 
of Szeete: Together with the high and noble Enterprises of bis Cozen{- | - 
Lucencio, Gzadamart Son to the King of the Giants Iſland, B | 5 * 
to the King of Spain, and many other Noble Knights and * La- 

dies: All no leſs Uſeful, than Pleafanr: 


Humbly Addreſt to the Beauties of Great Brittarp. 

2 By a Perſon of Quallity. = 
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NG, - Ladies, does our Tounger- Amadis, Ster bis « 
Tac ſing many vaſt and Forreign Regions, addrefy h- 
ſelf, laden with Triumphant Speils,. aud Crown's mw; 
Vidtorious Lawrels;, all which he humbly lays at our | 
whom he acknowledges ta be. not only the Fare 1 2 
the Kjudeſt and beſt Natur d ef your Sem, the whole World aff: «A 
your ſoft Arms aud [allen Laps * hopes to; find that Repoſe, he 1 7 to = 

| in vain been ſeeking thro" ſo many hard and perillous Adventures: | 
| theſe Hopes of his are much Elcoarae's by his conſidering the favonrghte - 
| Reception, you ſome time ſince gave his: Father Liſvart, his Grand. 
father Eſplandian, and his Great Grandfather Amadis of "Gaul, King 
of” Great Britain, the greaef ft Exempler of Conftant and Loyal Love, 
that is in any Hiſtory of this ſort to be fan F therefore you will graciouſly 2 
condeſcend to his Requeſt, and receive him inis your favourable Embrace, 
he here makes a Solemn Proteſtstion, that all his future endeavonrs hall 
wholly be direfed to procure your Sati faction and Delight, and bi- 
chief Ambition ſhall be to let the World fee how highly Je Values the 
Honony of being 


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Wes t na | the King to give him the Order of Kues 
5 de n The Gentfemm ofthe Burning Sword,” be⸗ | 
this Honour abote any thing in the Wtozld, abdjet 
- hfriſelf uryoſe, who knowing the Ezeatnels cf higconrafe;  - 
ith the | Tos lo much confider the gzeennefs of his pars, as the : 
Uertue ot his Perſon, and w *therefoze content, that Fulortin and he ould ty 
| eome Cortpanionis in Arms ſo that he gave them both the Oꝛder, with white Harnelg 
ow accopding to the Culfomoof keeping the Teremontes, the Feaſt continn'd the 
{pace of, ifteen days, during which, 'Mandan, Som to one of the gr ateſt Ko 197 4 
e Tout; to be bed up wich Fulurtin. He had not been long 
wh 9 and envioug or the Bondur, the King di the Knght® 21 55 
"Swbrl7 that falting into a deep Melancholly, he wag gencralty dls, to 
be We. anche this Polſon gnaw d his heart, the moze did he ſcek ro king 
tht Knight e Burtiing Sword intd the Kings Die kavour, which when he tould 
N an aloe otcafſon fo da, be wag cen Jourly to walt away (ft Snow be; ore the heat of | 


i ny fo ome time after, pere leading ihe Buren at aba went 10 bil «Tort + -Y 
of ee whoſe Ahkente, the good Lady dſvecring.h her frif-one 3 
8 the Knight of the Burning Sword, Fulurtin and re 


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and efteear'd aboye any other of my Ac ainta * can 
ay 454 Y obeys hs am your Va 2 
eſt T reaſan, aud the Ed acation You have 
ed, ſo that eaſon conſtrains me to lay alide 2 l e Per: 
mz own Father, for to preſerve the Fidelity-I owe Fon, my RET 
veraign Lord. Then be de clar'd, bebe dſ@n the 1 ng by: 

the. Knight of the Burning Sword, telli hg the. 5 10 the Familia tien, 

rag d between them, which he lo amplig'd YT uy ety 25 t hs Sug 
apändoning all 37odefty, had tfolated her Maven, az.Cot 27 
out cauſe) lo «ſtoniſht ar hearing this, that being bab to rh do wn to the 920 
that be was a long time unable to utter the leaft wozd, y realon ofthe contelt. there 
Was in big Interioz between tle Love be bare the. 8 and he di Nour . hap 
bern done him, lo that he could not fozbear wephig, ahh tpereſdze 9985 to 


ver'd w:th ttars, he ask'd Mandan, whether it wete poſliple that the Haigh 372 
Burning Sword had fo diſhonour'd him as he Race Ly £44 Yo Yes Sir, anfwer he. 
and Iwill ſwear it by the living Gods; for 1 la it with my omnes 
Ah, Ah ! ſaid the Bing, ketching a dep gh: Since the Traytor N PTA forgot- 
ten himſelf, as I heretofore prefer?d him bekore ai] that ere in this Kingdom, i. 
|. willl now cauſe him, and the sun his Companion, to be put Me ibs aA, 
# Decath, that ever wretched Creatures ſuffer d. 


Then the Ning, commanding Maudan to kep ſecret what le hay told oo 5 555 


to bis Chamber as full of diſcontent, an the Uillian was of 105 2200 
acconiplitht hig dellign. ag the Love of a Father 2528 ths 
hon common Amitics, lo the hate of the one to hel of 110 


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; dad ld, but tig attended by Repzntance, which was the cauſe, rhat e mix; 
| - ing Later with his wine, began {miliediarely to know his offence 1 15 
|  confidering-the nany Pleaſures and.Courtedles he had reteiv'd 1 Rog \ 
5 bad arcus d, be witht .ha never dhe rt him ; but ao won | 
is to late to ſhut at ble. 15 0 Bes: d remozle of .Canſcien 4 
4 Reaſon, gain ſg guch 92 n ih, that 3 leaſt ta ſave. Floing 
Fun notitt t at the Ki k doing. him a dilplcacuse, and A bonedell 1 
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audan Walch, which afterward toſt him his aj as Kall, bedetla 
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in the Evening to the Bing, to whom he ſaid : Sir, 1 doubt Pneril 1 AVE : 
heard ſome part of the diſcburſe, had with Your Majeſty, abonthis ery 7.4 
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am certainly inform'd he was liſtning under the window: Which 
more eaſilycredited, for that I hav&not finceiſtsa the Knight of the burning ſword, 
whom 1 telieve you will find to be fled, 
Achat vtiulchbe al, vrplx dhe Bing. her ane pres know the certainty of it, 
and that without delay, | 
At theſe wozds Mandan went caſt out ot the Palace, to the Knight's Logings, 1 
returning ſon after, as in ansie, to teſtthe King, be wan gone: Magaclan 2 
am 6hig. ſent haſtily to appꝛeſ end the uuen Burvea, wearing, be wd | 
burut ative ;, at hich the p3o2 Lady, ; who knw net fe what occaſion; - we prey. 
muth troubled, and calting her felt at the Kings det, alen bt hum with hunde un 
up to tet her the caule at 7 Minges Wicked man- aner ce bes Oer 
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peril of their liwes to keep her fate. 05 he ſent aeg N 7 
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or C9:mſelio2s.he 1 delt b. 0 ilk! ur time a 

t that very inſtant rtere Arti d 4 Court 
the Enemieg made in hi 
an hot ſe Armp was now ready, maͤrt 
meV being led by Fulurtin, a 

y was divided on into two 
e he Rings of Tharſus and Kall 

en in 4 P: {ure to reteive him. | 
205 wert in fine talen Milenerg, and theſe bes Army 
re tapip g to the Heighlouring Towns, and the reſt belſig g 
Kings; hablag thus-gotren'the dbiito2y, eonſulted betwirt! elites to 


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f#riſhv $is-Diuvnal evurſe; they approach the little 8 ob. — — 
cor, who, toz the Aulterity of his lite, was by thoſe of his Law ed aun B 

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. and with g2car humiliry ſalutes him, offering to kiſs his Fit. 
Man, wondering at his Behaviour, amd ſeing hin to be ſo fair, potn 
Knight, g1acfoufly lifredhimup;andhaving delir'd him to fit Þ n;'a 
| A Toe! akt him whente he was, and what Adventuty bad by 
——— Delert: For, Son, ſaid he, [ believe; *tis now above ten Tear 

reaſomable Creature, belides - you and I, has paſſed by the Mach here 
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Father, anſwer d the Bnight, my Unkippinels being greater, than eter befel any 
other, that was born of woman; di le wonder, if you ſee in me, what you would 
think ſtrange i manꝝ: ſince Fortune within thele few Gays has made.me certain- 
ly know the entije effects of her Inconſtancy,. Eut were ſhe other, the Name, ſhe 
bears, would be no way ſuitable to her, ſeeing ſhe; ſometimes Elevates one to the 
top of her Wheel, without his having in, the leaſt merited it, and preſendy tum- 


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bles another under her Feet againſt aſl Right and Reaſon, Wh ch is clearly manife- 
ſted in me, whom ſhe had fort ſeveral years plac d is the Throne of all Proſperityj, 
and in the twinkling of an Eye, not three days ſince has fo ruin d, and debas'd me, 
that, when I conlider the State, in which I am, ſ. eng my; ſelf in ſo great Inſel city, 
methinks l am-in a dream, not being able to comprehend, how, why, or in what 
manger this key ra me, having never done any thir g, to deſerve, the. Evil, I 
endure. | l 

The Mcor; fing h's-Pouth, and hearing him ſpeak ſo appoitly, and with f 
much reaſon, was wlolly amaz'd, and excedingly pity'd his condition: fo! as le 
utter d rheſs Mods, the Tears in very gzeat abundance trickled down his \Cheks, -- 


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are deareſt to them, often permit many Adverſities to come upon them, for ſatis- 
faction gf rhe Sins, they commit, as men, gi ing them afrerwardcinſteadof this tran- 
ſitory life) 3 Bleſled Glory. IA is therefore neceſſary, you con- 
form your wi aan pleaſure, rendring them glory and thanks tor all they 
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Hom FM King of Saba, and his Son Falurtin, were Reſcu'd out of the hands 
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rüvekl'd all char dar, Aae g any” he re till rhe 

moꝛro d e & e they met an hozteman, K u Un whom the 1 W. 

ore, Burning Sword laluted, asking hint, what News, d whether he was 


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The: King of Then my Prince, anfwer?®2 the other; is entred into the Sousa 
of Saba with bis Army and they ſay, King Magadan 1s marching with his Forces 
to give him Battle, at which 1 will not fail to be. — 

This faid, fe paſg'd on, and, wirhout meme farther ſap, left! the nt 
of the Burnipg Sword fomelancholly, that he began to ſay to Vneril: 1 Would have 
vou, good. Mk to che Sea-Port, not far from hence, which; I Hear; is Trading 

Towh, catty*thither'my Arms, and change them for others, that are black: for I 
will not hencefory atd be known, and in the mean time I Wi ik ay on Fe: ede l 
the Wood,” expecting, your return: but pray, rneril, make haſtt 1 

L ſhalt wiltioply do it, antwęr'd Yneril ; but Your Harneſs being very ge 
know not, what ſhonld 1 make you deſire to change! it for a worſdGG. 8 
| Go, ſaidrie Knight thou ſhatrknow when thou com'ſt back. man, 

Then they withdzew inte tur privat & part of tte Fozreft, whert the” Kü? 
bifarming himtelk, ave bis Armdz to Vneril, who rode (raft with t to the Town 
where having koun at an Armozers, what he deär d, he returnd to his! Maler, 4 
who having Arm d hemlelt, and nounted his Stev, kald to Vneril: Pray Nay fon 
me at the Lon, and come eyery Evening to this place, to fee whether lam retuys | 4 
ned or not: For 1 myft help tiſe King and Fuluriin ; elſe the Nonrifiment, tier; 
haye given me, would'be very In beftow!d, if in a time of ſuch, neceſſity” 1 feu 
not hazard my Perſon to preſerve them. N EE. 

How Sir, anfwer'drhe.Eſquire; will you put your ſelf in ſuch danger; to eke, 2 
his life, who feeks to deprive cu of ours? 2 

He ſhall not know me; 957 the night, and beſides 1 have alivays heard it © 
verr d, to do Good for E y is double Merit. And therefore ſince the Gods give BW - 
this good will, Twill employ it, and my Perſon alſo, in doing Service to the K * 1 


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to whom lam oblig'd, n 
VPrneril, ſecing him ta retold d, bird not tontraditt him, w herefo2e argen gs 
tim to rhe P7otecion of his Gods, he rook one way and ehe t anorh 5 


ing the courſe he had lern kept bythe Bozleman, he met the day beko 
as 15 kar, ere he Niet a Courier cat ng 'futl ſpeed, ian ze et wins 

zongyt. 3 
Sir Knight, antu er b he, rejo ce, 69r Pringe, the” Kit "of Thin Ing 1h Wo So. 
the Army of K ing Aagad un, and taken him and his Son Pride keringigg tin 1 
long himſelf, with a Guard only of ten Knights, which are not far behind n 2 5 | 
fox this cauſe, I am Soing to Advertiſe thole of the Toon, that 5 muy. e 
; to rece e them. 4 ”4 33-2 FE 


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aid within himſelk, God never proſper me, if 1 don't deliver them, or. dye, in the 
attempt. And that he might nat tire his Hozſe, he rode lciſurely,on-4ill he came to 
the top ok an Bill, whence he might eaſily ſee thoſe, that conducted the Wing and hig 
Son, who were ſet upon two little Nags, having each of them an Eſquire behind him, 
which fo2 gieater ſci ity Feld them about the middle. Tle Unight was ſo mov dat 
this ſpectacle; that without any farther delay he let down the Niloz ot his Helmet; 
and fceing his oppoztunity, ruſht in amongſt them, crying with a loud boice, Stay, 
Traytors, ſtay, the Injury, ycu do ſuch Noble Princes, ſhall caſt you dear. 1 
Uße Ring ok Tharſus and his Bꝛother, who rode koꝛemoſt, ſeting themſelves al- 
fail d thus en the ludden, put themſelves in a poſture of Dcfenc bzeaking their Caves 
en him, that ran againſt them; but wich lo much kazte did the Baight hit the Bing, 
that piercing with his Launce both his Shield and Bzeaſt⸗plate, pe Few him out. of 
tee Saddle, his Arm in the fall breaking (01r in two. Then palling farther, he en- 
tred pell mell amongſt the [even others, who envicon'd him on every de: Foz of the ten 
wo were retix'd aſide with Magadan and Fulurtin. Now the Knight of the Burn- 
ing Sword wag not at all diſmay'd, but ſtriking on the right hand, and the lekt, gave 
not any home blow, but what Death kal low'd. Which wicn the King of Saba, and 
big Hon ſaw, they g2eatly wondzed, not being able 7 imagine who it ſhould be, that 
lozm' dio high an Enterpz ze, but laping within themſelves, that they had neber 
een lo much Pꝛowels, acted by one ſole man. And with good reaſon might they ſan 
it 2 for this Diſpute continuedabove the ſpaceof four hours, during which tle. Leven 
-- UlguljedRnights were (olll treated, thar the Ring of Tharſus's Bzother loft his lite 
there, and thzce others with him. The.teft, turning tleir backs, fled thꝛeugh the 
Wood, whether the Knight of the Burning Sword tär'd not much to follow; them, 


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but turn d 1is Byidle,doubcing, left thoſe, who guarded Magadan and;Fulurtin, might 
Hill them, but thep Lad fecn-their Fellows ſo well raibb'd, that, to avoid falling into 
Ie ſanif danger, tler made uſe of their Bozles heels. Thus were the Ptiſoners 
let: wirleut any Guard, to whom the Knight of the Burning Sword turning him: 
k, cut the Cozds, with N the Ning: Sir, may, - 
itpleaſe you no to give me leays ; tor as far as I can ſe, you; have no longer need 
|. cf my alliſtance. r 5 re pee 
eh good Knight, anſwer'd the Bing, I beſeech you, tell us, y ho you are: tothe 


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© end yo mag bear you good-Will all our lives for the favour, ald ſuccour, we have 
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Es. 17 reply d the Knight, 1 am one, that ow you far greater ſeryice than this, and 
hope, the time will come, when yon will by experience know the great Reſpect, 1 
Jae for you and yours. In the mean time be pleas d not to trouble your ſelf any 
=. farther wich enquiring what Jam; but cauſe the K ing of Thar ſus, who lies wound - 
td to be ſet on Horſe back, and ſent into one of your neareſt Towns : for, as for 
me, I muſt get my wou: ds lookt after. KF wp 3 
The King; perceiving he would not reveal Limſelf, impoztum'd him no kazther; 

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as the Eniaht allo did bim, jafting without an».ftay though the Maods. Then 
tie King and Fulurt in made a it to catcy two: wfthe Steg, Which were lo2le, and 5 
having arm'd themſeives with the beſt Arma, they could find, t ty went to the Ring 
of-Tharſvs, and læing, that he was not dead, bound uo his won ds and ha ing 
ſet bim upon one ot theic little ag z, conducted hun thente to the Town ct. Te rina, 
where being artiv d, and underſtanding, trat the King of! Arabir kad planted 989 
Camp near Saba, Magadan lent him wozd by a Trumpet, char if he did not retreat 
be would ſtrike off the Head of his Pziloner, the King of l harſis. The King ok 
Arabia hearing this, and being inkozm'd how all had pa's d, rais'd hls Siege, and 
without any longer ffay return'd into Arabia, ag Magadan did to Saba, attended be 
a gieat Troop ot Knights; and taking along with him the King, [is Pyiſoner, of 
whom he had afterwards not only Peace, but alſo a gꝛeat Tribute and Ranſome.. 


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Do not, ſaid he, Enquire ſo far; but let ir ſuffice you, that I know more of your 
Affairs, than you do your ſelf ; but at preſent | will ſay no more 
| Then having apply'dfuch Remedies to the Phaces, where le was wounded, that 
the Knight found: himſelk without pain, the Did Pan gave tim (ome Tlinuais, he 
> had in a Pannier, of which the Knight hating eaten, kell into ſo ſound a Sleep, that 
ft was bjody day; when he awoke, finding himſelf Arm d, not with the black Arms, 
- whfth Yneril had bzought him in exchange fo2 his own, but with other white oneg. 
much rirher and ſtronger, with a Shield, luitable to thein, in the midft of, which 
Was painted a Swozd, reſembling that, he Naturally Fad on his Bod. 
The Butghr, then excedingle wondering, how this had bekain him was do perpleit 
tlizt he muth ddubted, whether he were not in a Dꝛeam, eſpecially when he no longer 
faw the Cld Man, tlat bad tur'd him. Being thus in a mule; he ſpy?d, tomiog as 
2 hap Way a Tamſel, mounted on a Paltrey, accompany d by an Eſquire, whom he 
Ae ko; it was Vneril. This Woman, as tbe. came near him; appear d ſp Old 
and Feble,:that He could ſcarce kep her (elf en her Hoaſe-2 Be nederthelels g aci- 
- pkfpiſatuted her, who agkt him, It he could tell her any News of a very Ancient 
Man that went before her. 7 
Indeed, anſwrr'd he, 1 ſhould be giad to hear ſome of him, for the great deſire, l 
Rave to find him. E ; 7 l a3 00d 
And głeater you would have, ſaid tht Dld Mom in, did you know him as well, ag 
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his fad, the.famote-ber' Palfrey, and paſs'doh, leaving him, to whom che ſpake, 
- very Anxious, pet well plcas'd at YneriPs Arrival, whom he askt, who brought 
"him thit her. „ | Bo. N 
On my Faith Sir, ſaid he, I ſhall willingly tell you. As !! was going out of the MK 
rorreſt v here I left you;rheQId Woman, which ſpaxe-to yon, addreſt her ſelf to me, 
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you:at this very: hour: FT has we! came togetherg ſhæ te Hirg mie h thewayh mt 
ber © 14 Hnsband was wahyyou;'diſcourfirg you about things, WIH were of prefit 
importance to you, and, 28 far as I can underſtand, ſſe is n med Urgarda, and the 
Af. neee a wy | ae 
| — the Knight cf the Burning Sword had oſten hard chem and their. knowledge , 
highly eſtecm d in the houſe ot King Magadan, wherekoꝛe, avif ſome new Stcibent 
hadhapper?d to | int; Ie oed out; O Jupiter! Is ĩt poiſible, that the Sage Urginids, 
and dhe prutlent Aguif ſhould come to viſit me? As I live; I knew tot any lncogve- 
nience, that can hinder me from follow ing them, wherererthey are: and they ſhall 
tell me, before I part with them, whoſe Son I am. CHE elit 1 ISR 
Then taking Hozfe, he gallopt akrer Urganda and Alquif, wtom He yerceiv'd um 
che top ok an high Hill where he loft Aght of thrin, UAktauering them again aftcr: 
wald on che Stabe, Ather were-entring intd a little Bac, whch tour Wen 
began to Row. He caWd after thenas loud, as he cauld, tl inking to mals them ſtay; 
bar ꝛtwag fir vain: forthe Ueffel in leſs than a moment put ock krom Land; ſterring 
towards an Alle, a pꝛettp dictante off, v hich>fo. diſpleag?d our 'Knight- as nothing 
mot: tt he wen tion as far as the Dhoze, where: he tom a little Boat, with tw 
ars, and fome Uicuals in it. which certain Fiber men had left therr. Then 
heiagkt'Yoer i], whether he tauld guide hint inte the Ille, he chewꝰd binn 
Ves very well, antetiir he: but I dbubs; the Air of the Sea may: prejudice your © 
Wounds. And this he ſald, betauſe the Rnight had told him, whatihad-befalrr hinx | 
upon the deliberance of Magadan,: SH 13 23 5 ll 
Trouble not thy ſelf, ſalb the, Rnig!t-+I have no hurt, that ſhould -binde# m 3 
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Since it is ſo, anſwer'd Yneril, let us aliphe; and Itave our Horſes to ſtedtiſſ bur 
return s £2397 0 þ | T 0:36 2121031305. 
Ther did to, and entered inte the Skiff, which Vneril began to Sail, fo tat this 
Actiodu the Ille about Sim gtt. They Landed, lesbing high and low l F 
da and Alquit; but found net there anꝝ liting C rcature: whertieʒe then tatirn u: 
rvvhcir Tollet, Hoping by che lighr:of the Aeon to gre fatk, wherothey bad leitet 
Hou; hat ſcatte hadthep weigh d Anchor, when the Wedther-frgam: — W 
ſuous, and eit Sta to ll lo deſyeratify, that tłeꝝ abandon d their Boat tu chemer⸗ 
cy ol the Wind and Wabes, and norknowing, wü ich way they went, they lot an 
ügl tot Land, ?xpetfing aberyemmtnt an unhoppy End. os 
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How tl e Knight of the Burning Srord came to tlie Defended Mountain, Where the 
, -_ . [fought with Frandalo, Frandalon, and Be lleris, whom he vangqui t. 
F*En Days and Ten Nights wore rhe Knight of the Burning sword and ne 


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- whether the plate were Intabted. Foz this reafon: they, wert achoze, where they 
ſousdallttle path, that led them toa Foralery, beloꝛe Which there was erctted an 
hig h Wooden Croſs. Now the Knight of the Burning Sword had never feen ſuch a 

Sign. wlcrefo'e he askt Vier il, i he knew what it meant. 

. a ſſure your ſelf, Sir, anſwer'd he, that we are an Chriſtian Ground: for to 

ſuch a Tre was their GO heretofore faſtne ff. 5 

This News greatly pleas d tte Knight of the Borning Stu ordꝭ wo hopꝰd ctorfiny 

ſome an enture, and pꝛove hinſelt in ſuch lozt, as tu da fonte glozioug At ot Chis 

valry to the Augmentation ot his Religion. Wherefoze'paſſing-farther, they found 
the dooꝛ ol a Cl urch open, in the front of which were rhyee fair Altars, adozn'd with 
© Sacerdotal Dfnaments, together with ſome Rep!cſentations :of- Saints, accoz⸗ 
dt.g to the Cuſtom of rhe Faithtul, and pꝛelently they heard feverat Moites ot Wen; 
finging, to) they law not any one, at which being wholly nmaz d, they tame ag far 

es the Qutreot the Church, where they kaw a Sepulchee vf Alabaſter, covat'd with 

d very tltar Cryſial, under which — — night, compleatiy arm d, 
and round about were eng2aven theſe tollowirſgWozds. - Tony” eie 

Here lies the Valiant and Magnanimons Matroco,who'btfore his death had(thro? - 

the Grare of GOD) knowledge of the Eternal Life, ard as a Champion of JESUS 

CHRIST, made himſelf with his own Blood the ſign of the Croſs, which he ador?d; 
Aying very! happily in the Faith of the Flet; 52! on none nn 2 oo 4 a 

The Knight of the Bocaing Sword kntw well by the Tontents of this Epitaph; 
that Yneril had told himthe Truth, and that this was indeed a Chriſtian'CTottrey, 
when at the very inſtant came fozth'a Religious Pan, pꝛepar'd to ſay Paſs, who, 
ig this Stranger (o fair, young, and well pꝛopoztfan'd, knew not well, what co 
tim ok bim ; 4owever; withdut long amuling himtelk, he began the Divine Setvice, 
- - irwhich the Knight took lo much Pleaſure, that te had the Patience to ſtay, till the 
"Ceremonies wert ended, the good Father eaſily: perteibing by His Behaviour, and 
rhe Jivrle Rebe rente, he chew'd, that he was indeed no Chriſtianzn. 
Having therefoze put off hs Alb, and finiſht hig uiſov a, he Addeſt himſelf to the 
ig, car ing: Sir Knight, Ideſire you rot to conceal from me, of what Country 

Jou are, who, without any regard to ſo haly a Place, have made no accout of Di- 

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der, how yon durftenter into this Countrey, ſo contrary to your Law, 
Father, anſwer'd tie Knight, lam a Pagan both by Religion and Nation, ro 
kb admiring at my Artival hete, than you do to ſee me. Nevertheleſꝭ, Ieargeſtlyß 
cee you to tell me, what Countrey this is, and under What prince on Lord 
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Son, reply d the Sad Man, the Pity, I have of your ignorant Youth, makes 
willing to ſatisfieyon. . This Land is p rt of the Realm of Nala, calld the O. 
Fended Mountain, but now held by the Emperor of Conff,ntmegl;, who conquerid i 
by force of Arms. | 1 25 | es oor yk 
Then he particularly related to him, in What manner 4 — got poſſeſt on ak 
it, as it is reco2ded in the fifrh Book of Amadis af Gaul. The Bnight Fur htar- 
'bencd to him fo he had often heard of this Emperoz and his gitat Keats of A. 
"Nevertheleſs be thought ſoon to eſlay by all ineans the Reduction ot the place to its 
kozmer Obedience, and of the People tFeabotit to the Religion, under wich they 
had heretokoze liv'd; fo2 the attaining of which velign, he askt the Religious man 
by whom the Place was Guarded, | r Go no Nl 
By a Kpight, anſwer'd. he, nam'd Frandalo, who, having been a Pagan, as 
you are, ſubmitted himſelf to the Know ledge of GOD, having .ſinc2.ſhewn him: 
ſelf ſo Vaiorous, eſpecially in the kteping of this Iſle, that the Emperor has made 
him a Count; as alſo Admiral, and Governour of the Fortreſs, into which. as be» 
ing impregnable, the King of Jeruſalem was not long fince brought. Triſoner, 
the Garriſon being reinforc*d by one only Knight, nam'd Frandalon,whom Frans 8 
dalo; w hoſe Kinſman he is, lately ſent for, as we are aſſur'd by one ofour Content, 
Who was there within this few days, and theſe two together, would (as tis iz 
well undertake to-keep the Place, not. only againſt the Neighbouring Kings, but al- 
| To againſt all thoſe of Ada, ſhould they attempt to force it. W EO 
And are they alone? ſaſd rhe Knight? | 1 | 8 
No, anfwer'd the Religfous,. Belleris keeps them compa 7 and they havewith -- 
them their Servants, and Eſquires, with ſome Serjeants and -orours.. But ſhould 
they have need, King Norandel, who is at Teſifanto, would be here in a days 
time with his Army, which is very great, as alſo the Emperor of Conſtantinopig, 
ſhould it be neceſſiry ; for it fs not far by Sea from hence thither-: therefore. I ads © 
viſe you to retire ; elſe you will fall into danger of Death, or Captivity: rx. 
I wilt firſt; reply'd the Knight, view a little nigher the ſtrong Place, of which- 8 
you tell me ſo many things. | ©. >. 
And what will you get by it, ſaid the Good Father, except it be the Priſons" of 5 
which I have given you warning ? | BILE 
That's more than I know, anſwer'd the-Knight, I will try at leaſt, whether” 7 
the Gods are as much diſp:eas*d with me, as they were with thoſe, who heretofore 
loſt it. Which, as you may judge, could never have been effected hy the effort - 
one ſingle man, had not the Divine Goodneſs. conſented to this Infekicity for te 
© offences of the Wicked, who at that time poſſeſt it. And now, perhaps, our Gods 
are appeas d, and will, as! hope permit, that their boty Law, which tos ince bin 
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iſ - wholly contrary to the Faith of JESUS, CHRIST, yet is it not lawful for Re- 
1 ee ſuch as / am, to contrib jn any manner whatſoever to the death 
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i . File it i fo; ant wer'd the Knighr, do as you pleaſe: 7 will then find it hy © 
1 Tome other means. | | g | | 1 
| This faid, he and Ynecil went out ok the Church, tahing their Lay along. a, lit⸗ 
ghepicſß and tteming very joyful, thar they had found an occaſion: 97 acquiring Ho. 
= Nour by doing Service to their kalle Gods. Ther had not Travelld long, befae 
met a Man, diving two Pules, laden with barrels of Uzarer, ot whom they 
t the wap to the Cattle, which the honeſt Country Man willingly ſhew'd chem. 
When they began to aſcend the Mountain, not without. great Pain. And: becauſe 
Ivf {apptir d moze penſibe than ozdinaxp, the Knight of the Burniag Sword agb 
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- *=&ertainly, ancwer'd he, were lnot afraid of diſpleaſing yon, 1 ſhould willingly 
tell you, for the Love I bear you, accompany'd with the Ye/ire,l have to ſerve you 
Friend, reply'd the Knight, thou canſt not. fag any thing, that will he diſagrea- 
| es ſince in all things the Intention is more fo be regarded than the Fg 
which proceeds of jt. And moreoyers ſince the Counſel c an Enemy is ſomatiches 
-- #800, that cf a Friend (as you zreto me) onght well to be e cem d wholſ e an 
Wy veaty©- Speak therefore boldly, and, if thy Advice be reaſonable, allure thy et 1 
-- that Twill follow ic ; for I will not imitate many obſtinate Perſuns, Who, Know- 
ig themſelves to be in Fault, do yet diſdain the counſel of PLN committing 
Wn therein two Offences : the one thro* their little ſenſe 5 the other thro their wang of | 
7 knowledge. | ; > Jed 36 SY N. I DR. 1 
fuly Sic, faid Vneril, your Arguments are ſo prevalent, that I will freely lag 8 
open my Thoughts, not concealing from you. any thing, I have in my nnd. Tag: 
Ae not ignorant, tliat you were found by the Sea ſide, neither your. fell anbe?- 
Here) not they who bred ycu up, knowing, whether the Country, whence 0439878 
- taken, be Thiilſan;.or Pagan, WherefO5re methinks, you are much to baits, in 
wharyou undertake,” fince peradventure you are ſon to ſame Chriſtian, ho at 
pre entycwprofeſs anvther Religion. And then if it be ſo, are natyon obi dhõ .! 
HHow che Way of yaur parents? Yes indeed are you, and you oughg to heart ta 


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palling any karther, as wel 1 he TN bis Perlon, as ka the Mobil, Mich 
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| our and Reaſon (by which he ought to govern himſelf) than to Father, Friends, 
Kinsfolks, or even his own felf. | 
FF © Dilcourling in this manner, they tame to the Bzidge, adſoyning to the Fb2treſs, 
" - which they were a pzetty while in Uiewing, and there the Knight rvok his.Belmer,” 
1 and Shield, commanding Yneril to ſap there fo him, and not to paſs any farther, * 
i Which was very gzievous to him. Then be marcht byavely on, till he tame near. 
tze firſt Tower, at the Window of which he-percetd'd tws Knſghts; playing- at 
0  CThels, the one bigger than the other, each of them about Fikty Years of Age, and. 
ad in Black. The leller had his Hair exteding long, and hig Beard below his 
une, twilled with Threads ak Sold, which made the Knight certainly .belſeve | 
| ry as indeed he was, the Ring of ſervſalem.-. But when the gieater de⸗ 
tr drhe Knight of the Burning Sword complearly Arm'd, ready fa: Figbt, and 
climbing up the Steps, tut in the Nock, he put his Head out ok the Window, and 
peabing to him in Gꝛeek, ſald loud enough: Knight, paſs no farther, before we know | 


- what you are, other wiſe the Cuſtom ot this place requires, that you be made go 


down, whether you wilt or no. 


be, to whom he take, was not at: al frighted at theſe menaceg; but With wy ; 
© Kinganpfarthernorice of them, came as faras the Gate, and then gave 900 is; - 
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© ByanyHUead, ſaid the other, it ſliall-be open'd time enough to your coſt; far it 
is probablie, chat you come not into theſe Coaſtsfor any. good will, you bear us: 
5 wheretore you ſhall not eſcape my ſtaying of von for 4 Spfr. 
as he fintſhr his Speech, rhece e e mother Kfiſght, younger; but 
o big, that he ok th? Barning Sword wegs fomtwfat ama: d at bim; pet made he 
ns lemblante of any Cuch thing : but ſaid to the other, You may peradventure be 
deceivid : for, if lt can, I Will renew the Good/ot which you have de rid'thiz | 


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ceptuiell, who, de ding bis Shfeld ready” k Combat, cad ta hin ok the Barn 
ie Sword, Come in poor Man, and perhaps I will: have Mercy 6n thee. © -- 
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jet him and me try our Fortune, and if lam vanquiſnt, then govern jour ſelf as 
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vere than it hdd been all 118 Fay, 9 that, in leſs than a quarter ok an hour, che 
Enight fo endammag d 95 een Shleld, that he had ho moꝛe ol it left in his hans 
but the Handle, by which he held it. he + ſo clolely did the Eyant &nd4i:nſe!f-peeſ, 
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Ll and dy, 15 red and moilt : nevertheleſs he did not ceale doing dis du ef 
bi had an heart lo couragious. and re 105 es that the Knight, ſometimes thinking 
their Battle at an end, found himlelt till ar the beginning. But as mich aa the - - 
one gw Fan the other lay himtelk light and luſty. At which Frandats. 
wondering. W him felf, that he had never cen any man equal in Piawem 
this Strang eh, bt, | na eotet belt Knights in the Wenmãẽ. Jn 
the mean 1 05 e trength dectcal d by little and little, peſtring n 
b-ing the matt Ts Pipe lily had lekt of hte Shield; upon 1 
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Enemies Helmet, as he thaught ut vi his head in two, Meverthcleſs it 15 
bopned not fo, the the 2 UE off with his Shield, ind which the Sword +: 
entred above a hands bzcadth,and the pet point fell dabei upon Viele, bur 0 
it was batter det bis vehg he 99 ag the Gyant thought ig diaw aut his S 9 
he found pitutelf co weak, that he baß inach ade ta hep hinitelf from falling wity 


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1 is, ane he carried awap his Adverſarys Sword, that üuck in : and 


$ now lifting up big, to give the Gpant his deaths wound, when Frandaim, 
king hüntelk between them, laid thus: Al | Knight, if there bein: you as moch i 
Courteſy, as good Language, ſpare the Life 6f this p>or vanquiſht: e 
And as he ncht this wenn the Epant, wholly. cuſervied; fell — upon 1 
gidund, fa trat they though him to be dead, at which the Buighr⸗ being lomemhat 
lozxy, (aid to Frandalo e Ih you had not been. ſo ſlo in asking me this 
Pleaſhre, Which I would will ingly. bave:2cccrded yon, and, if it he not toa lade, do 
vet grant yon. For tfo' re ou as my Enemy, yer mma 40 yak all the 
Courteſy and good ba bly can. 00 0: — 
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that if it were poſſible to hinder the Combat, between ng would willingly do bit. ur I 
T look upon you as ore, that would not for any Ing bh; Nor indeed und BY 
it be fox the Honour of either of us, to put it off. i EDengii&inounng Theng@uc. 
the gleath of the of us, or Perhaps of bot together rh Ander inztg this Bites 
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which Lcefiremore for tho du iy l owe to Chivalry, than to your Perſon, being an | 
-. Enemy to our Faith. It is, that you repoſe till to morrow moi ning: for 1 Te2" 


vou fo tr'd ard harraſs'd, that the victory, | hope to get of ycu, will go for 


be en thing. 
This offer made the Knight of the Burning Sword labe a very great Eſteem to 


> -Frandalo, whem labing thank'd ſs! big Cibi!ſty, he return'd him trig Anſwer * 
F andalo; believe me, tl at l am not yer ſo ꝗchilitatęed, 38, to ſt and in need of 
Repoſe, ſo that I do not ſee now any cauſe o retard our Combat : wherefore-look 
to your Deſence. 6 
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At which the King of Jeruſalem being ama; d, continually pꝛap'd fo: rhe Knight of 


the Burning Sword, hoping by his Uico2y to regain hig Libetty., ' Nevertheleſs, | 
| conſidering the ſhocks, he had already ſuſtain'd, and what he muſt ſufke Moze, de 
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pid Opinion, as b1isk, as if he had not handled his @wozd that day. By means of 
with Frandalo began to diſtruſt Himſelf, and being lei; d with a chill and unuſual 7 
{— far, perceiw d his tcength to diminiſh, and that of iis Adverſary' to encreaſe and 

redouble. Thus theycontinu'd above four hours, tilt Frardalo wag ſo wounded, 

1 Bis ts defend. himſelf. And 

tho the Knight ofthe Burning Sword might cafily without much moze Labour. have 


-.,” verpanuchdoubred of that, which he would moft feenre 


tb ar inſtead of offending his Enemy, he had enon 
end to his defence ; yet he New a ſtep oꝛ two back, and leaning on the Pom- 


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that he lald with n himtelk, Jhhoild indeed be very much to blame, Gould Jer 


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the ſpace of half an hour they were not keen to rake heath, their Fig'r being, lo. in 
._ .ceſſamlp furious, that they had neither Shield, no2 any part of their Armour left - 
eeniſre, the gꝛound being ſown with the pieces of jr, and water'd with their Blood. 


el er his Sword, as if he wauld take bzeath, began to ſay : Frandalo, thou canſt 
ot but certainly know, that thy death is near, if thou contendeſt any longer againſt © 
me: yield then, I pray thee good Sir, and 1 will fave thy Life, ſo good an Opinion 
have I of thy Pei ſon. 2 1 | n f 
had rather, ant wer d he, dy a thouſand Deaths together, than do any thing, 
that ſnhould in the le: ſt blemiſh my honour. You may perhaps kill my Body; but 
as tomy Intention, none but our Lord, in whom I put my Truſt, can change it. 

Compleat then thy Vittory, without expecting any thing elſe from me: ſince 1 

am refoly'd to end my Days, that I. may perpetuate my Renown, keeping 
tie Faith. I ow to GOD, and my Prince, as well knowing, how great an Ho- 
> your it will be to me hereafter, that l have with ſo much glory paid the Debt, to, 

which l was blig d from the firſt moment of my Birth, and which we all ow to 


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qtitcht himſelf, to as rather ro chooſe Weath, than never to Uttte rope judtre hig Rey | 
alty and Uirtne. And certainly ĩt would he no 7 than Treaſon to perſe ute any 
more ſo Noble, Faithful, and Magnanimons an Heart, as his; and therefo: e I ill 

leave off. 4 

Starte ad he Uicht this diſcotiiſe/ fn his mind, when Frandalo, faintt! an; tet” N74 

down to Sound, withour ſtirring either foot oz hand. At 1 9 5 Rnight .f 
the Burning Sword being much gziev d, ran untie his Pelmet, to gige. 

blurbtearh2.” 12 a ne be ght, he would cut pr 7 2 | 

head, whevefdis hv 3 Aolte An! ; Knight, Trequeſt you, by, 

the Viftue,that is in ye _ are X 

Ax this cry the other left 48, and taking off vis helmet, addzeſt himcetf to 
the King; uneeſing down beten dee kifs'hig hands, hut the King embꝛar d him, 
ſaying: indeed j do not cho w, that xvex I have ſeen ydu before? Therefore pray dq 

me the favour to rell n me, Hat knowledge Wu have of me,: d who you are, 3 

Sir, anbwet d he; be ee conan ſome ont from! Fichi to bind up the“ 

Wounds of theſe Knights, . — they d Abr for it, would diſcontent me, ſeine their” 

proweſt, that any NAA r want of kelp. This done, t will anſwer 

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you, the beſti l can, to what 
any one — 1 that underſtands, how to are 


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Ji time he der fo; diſarming Frandals, 
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that aſlaulted in it 8 they told him, he was nam p el 
g e the Admiral Frandalo. 


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for Nena ning — ber BL woes foo i 1 


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ſome ran nen tome to himſelf ont of his Swound, took 
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near Frandalo. Then the Knight of the 


7 Burning Sword unte into another Chamber, and put Himſelf berw | 
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Recety'd. Paeſently after enrred Vneril;who, having heardhow all had yaſs d, was 
unſprakably y glad, eſpecially aktet he hay ſpoken with the Keligious man; who al- 
ur d him, —— the danger was — . — indeed he ſo dextroufiy diffs; the 


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be Five pert vay, after theſe things had thus kaln out, be ins of; Jeruſalem: went 
We: to viũt rhe Knight of the Burning Sword, whom he found walking-abnut his 
Chamber, koꝛ none ok his Wounds were ſuch, ag to oblige him to kep his Bed. And 
ftherekoze ſeeing the King enter, he went to receive him, and witch gzeat Reverente 
|” _beſought him to it down in a Uelvet Chair, and — v near him, began his 
. ere in this manner: Alas! Sir, how ſhall Lever be able to acknowledge the 


Honour, your Majeſty is pleas d to do me, who am but a ſunple Knight, and as yer: 
unknown? And nevertheleſs, you take the pains te come and viſit me, Who have 
never dene you any ſervice. ad „ ede ance 
My Friend, atiſwer'd the King, he, that can deliver Kings out of Priſon, deſerves 
well to be honour'd by the greateſt Lords in the World, and for ever tu he than 
Kked by them. ls t not then reaſonable, chat · l, whoſe u hawdo veliant- 

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ly obtain'd, ſhould offer my ſelf to you, andcontinue;all;my; gur Qbligd?7 2! 
Pardon me Sir,reply'd the Knight, tis 3 {i mace to pay anOblignio dur by 
neceſſity. Now there is nothing more certain, Fe U + How bot F 
are born into this World; ta be evetenc'd, and y'd by all, al being naturally a 
blig'd fo to do, but that Obligation brings along with it this Benefit :timt, whoe 
Fer ſakisfies it, Is tllereby honour'd, for aß much 48; the; Henqurt: be. payß 
huis Superior, or, any other, is of ſuch 2, Nature, that it ee e 90 
w Whence.it proceeded, as the Rivers and Streams do into che Sea, out dH Which 
. they tame. So that, Sir, yon do me wrong to thank me ſe much, ſince it 18 
a abundantly ſufficient to commend him, ho does well, without giving bim tms. 
For, if he did otherwiſe than well, he ud not (in reaſog) deſerve to he ws 
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a Ezatr, made im only this Antwer: My great Friend, I ſee. in you much good! 
Wit, that twould be a Folly for me, to think of vanquiſhing you either in word or 
eſſect; ſetting aſide therefore this Conteſt, I deſire ou only to give me your Ad- 
vide, how we fhall henceforward govern our ſelves here, here there is not one in 
whom you truſt, but your Eſquire and my ſelf. much ſrar, that ſpme ar o 
ther is fled to K ing Nozandel with News of the Conqueſt, you have gain d. over 
©. .- Fzandalo. Now he is ſo near us, that he will in leſs than a moment have Beſſeg q 
Aus, and Fortune may ſhew us her Countenance quite contrary to what it has been I 
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dis Advice was well 2þpzov'd of, ſy that rhe Efquir6and another embarkt imme⸗ 
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wh lle diſtours d, they wiſht them a gad Bight, and reti d to the ys hag Here 

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to de Son to the g dow Moriſma, d Fforindo, whoitr he s 
as his ſecond ſelf. hep were both now tome to ſuch an Age; chat they were ſtrong 
enough to go an Hunting. Now as they ſar ſometimes, —.— the heit ok. the 
day, under t he ſhadow of the Tres, expeming the Col of the whrn they 
might berter find thejb Prey; Lurencip would in chi —— his Comp. 
non: Brother, there is — in this world I hoid tnore defire/thawit-iimene >: 
poſſible, to be of the Order df Knigkthꝰod. er what? I ſee not anyliketptiood 9 
of ever being ſo : for our Father is mot a Gentleman but à Labdürer, tha 
rich and honeſt man, nor are wa noble, but Ruſticlis, and People of chis { 1 > 5 2 : 
:op:are;repnted unwortiiy tolo t hich 1 n ready: t ahi 7M 
Sd frequent was this diſcourſe with Lucene, rhatithecgood w bt 
vertisꝰd thereot by Florinds; : whieh made her from hüt:tium dotibt, leit 8 
underſtandthetonthofhis condition, he would leavs her: —— 
the us d her utmoſt endearours to conceal it from him. : 7 02921100 27 40 
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Alas! art wer d che, L 8 yon deſire notto Know it: for- Mistortane is grea- 
ter, than you can compre bend en kerefors anne to take away pep Dogs, ' 
and not importune me ang fame. : 1194-00 10 
; Lucencio had ſuch pity — per tha Reply: Dame l wilt 
"readily abey you; atrho'-you wonld;havermorereaſon;:and greater: Joy; if leaving 
this auſtere Life, yon would come with:me to my Mother, Whither I will willingly 
conduct you for che Pelire, I have to ſer ve you; and all others, that would employ: 
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«+ My Child; Faid che, I dankee 5 and you will do me a Pleaſure to tell me your 
-Nam& and wha yon are; tothe; — — bur Lord; ſo to keep you, that 
the Renown of your good Works may be mable to your Beauti. 
/=Fatn;anſwer'd he, call'd Lurencis: ny Father was e who dy'd long ſince, 
and my Mother, who pet lives, is nam d Flozi gm. 
Starte bad he utter'd this on but che began tenderly to wep and fi gh. And 
: Lucencio, king, that theſe her Tearg gage er. en of enen 
[ Dear ash ber ik che ever knew hm. 
|. 5! indeedh, by! Child; anſwerushe, I havemany times ſeen your Father; and kno 
| vpe of your gaffairs, than you do yourſelf: fincel can affure you, that wi 
-nofey nothing concern d you. 


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12 I 5 5 Mother; antmtt'o he, Aer did romfuctier 5 injury; but: If you will 
eie or dne Gift, L. wih teil gon a thing, ral make yo 91415 | 
3 ; Tadded Dame, vtpty?d1 <2) 114promiEs it you whatever; yu pleaſe tust 
"me. mo 
$ dy Child, {id ſheganſfure chat yaur Father and Mother-ar uf Much 
ms abet eee mperor, and à King. The — or 
- have nette me, is chot r me any further, — om 
all . your having found me, and the diſcourſe, l havchkic with'ryan; Ad- bo] 
eee eee eee e eee ee eee be Rwe, F 
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be return dato th; Country, and brii m both hicher tu ma, vr At leaſti ad 
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5 ich . e Florindo took their Courſe. 
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{| where th.s Gentleman was then newly, arrived, who, vayquiſht'with!Love of me, 
| "had Ieſt his own Conntrey, hoping, after he ſhould have ſeen me, ſo 26 employ 
him in ſery ing me, tharhis Travel and Good Will ſhould be in ſuch manner ac- 
 knowledz'd by me; as he might attain to the end of his Deſires. And indeed, if 
my Fame had caus d in him any Affection for me, t was little in reſpect of the Ar- 
dirs he found in himſ-1f, as ſoon as his Eye had given him the enjoyment of my 
Preſence :- Which Zeal was yet much more augmented, after he had begun famili- 
at to diſcourſe with mme. Ve 18 . 
A bapned then, that one day amongſt the reſt, the Fire of this Love ercreaſing 
by little and little, as we were a hunting with a good Company of Gentlemen, La- 
Jes, and Damſels, diſpers d about the Woods, ſome this way, others that way, 
1 was at a certain Stand, accompany'd only by four of my Women, and two- 
Knights, with this Gentlemar. Now ſo it was, that a chafed Bear came running 
ſo fuiouy coward us with open Mouth, that e in whom lay the 
Saffty of gut perſons, were ſo ſrighted, zhat they fled-witht:all iir might thro's 
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ferry d. and not without cauſe, conſideting his Civility, the Pains, he had 1akensy! 
in coming from a far Countrey, to ſee, and ſerve me, and the Danger; to- which 
* ke ex pos d himſelf, for to ſave My Life, ſnewing himſelf, tho: naked, and unatuid, 


- more couragious than thoſe two, who tuin d their backs with theit Lances, ghd! 
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1 pes rel began from that time forward: to treat him with; andre intl 
than zh Ad 16; offering him my Eſtate, ard what ever a Woman of * vality3 
- canhoneltiy+ offer £ Which gave him ſo much content, that, after a thouſand:thianks;" 
- he id to me: Madam, tho? it will be impoſſible for me, as long at I live; toathnowledge: 
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| to gravt eres; hoping,” that the Effett will redound to your Glory, and my Honanr.  *Tis 
tha you will be pleas d to give me leave to go into Great Britain ro Rig Artiadis, chat 
Imad ef him at your requeſt receive the Order of Knighthecd, This dine, for asmuc h as 
- that Count rey is ſaid tobe frequented with adventurous Knights, than any other, I will 
> for Kere of you, an d under the Favor ef your "Preſence, keep, and defend 3. Paſſage, du- 
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5 3 and qoa ſo grtat a Lady, and Pr inceſs; yet wil i, with Pratt ſtution not Lo . 


Space of ſix Months, againſt al thoſe, that } arrempt 'to puſs it, on condits- 
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5 lz her good Reception ; and taken heb leatre of kim, the Loos and Ladits, 
kr fkeer ing rowards Hertules's * fo: to enter into the Octan Sea. 
ere webe many upon the Shöze, looking after her gt ber depärture 9 a 
„ complearly arm'd, erctpr his Head's 1 his Hand bel entred le Pi late, | 
the Empero2, was known ty ** Sergil. Eſplandi heartilg welcom him 


: E him, how King Norandel did. 


81 5 he, He, humbly tecommerds hicaſelf to'y dur good:Grace, and has 
expreſly to acquaint yon, that one ſole Knig ; has yaljantly conguer'd the 

fan, fought-with, and ydnquiſhc Belletis,' Frandalon, and Fran- 

chat he, and the King of Ierifafem, are betome Mafters of the Fortreßz, as 
re certainly inform'd by two Souldiers of the Güttiſon, Who have made their 

e to Tefifanto. May it pleaſe you therefore, Sir, to adviſe, how you: will 
Nees Boone overn himſelf in this Affair, and to conſider the importance 
te Place ly Xo: cTtepain'd before the Turks dend Suecour thither, bi you pre- - 


: „Hon 7 repli*d the Emperd7 + 1s jt poſſible, that one. only Knight tis done 16 . 
$ many Feats of Arms, as you ſay ? And are my People all lead? 
hy cs . Sir, der But never Knights better did their Devoir, tho they were in 
ine 7 agg and left without means to defend themſeves. F 
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tente to *the King ok Jeruſalem. But let us leave, them, able 

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As GOD ſhall help me, ſaſd Lucencio, he is one of the bandfom 1 young men, Ill i 
ever ſaw and of whom I hope much. 
His Behaviour, anſwer'd the Damſel, wonl 1 yet more pleaſegon, had you con· N 
vers 'd with him, as | have done 2 for his > 4 is no Jeſs noble and courteous 
than his Stature comely, and graceful... p 
Thus diſcourſing, they entred the Foiret, on the des of wich, they met a po 
nan. loaden with wood, ot whom the mantel enquir' d. Whether he ſaw a Eni A | 
| — by, riding on a Roan Hozſe, and habing his Shield Or in a Field Azure, iſ 
He is before, anſwer d the Clown and caun't be aboge two leagues, off: turn 


on your Right hand at᷑ the next croſs Was and TU may cally overtake him 810 y | 


54 night, if you make haſt. 
| Lucencio, very glad ofghis at Aker fer after: him 3 vet did he Travel ie wil 
daps, and two nights; b amy kagther News ol lim. The third day fol 
lyodeing, as be tame bobo t — a long and ſpacipus Plain, he ſaw.twg 
Knig1l ts, fighting furioultyonteguimi the other F * 
Ha] caſd Lucencio then fo th Damtel, Never truſt me; if thetłe begꝰt our h as 
I pray you fair Lady, go leſt lie kao Joe Are wor if it be he, cis et 
fſftar d, tewillfl;e; $ Theft ; keep your te refit. conocal d with f nh 
-> Eſquire, till H havEſpbken with, him. 
be ving [aid this, he rade on a gieat Gallop, nd being tome near 10 thoſe tl 
were ſighting, they dood kin, to know, what. he lookr faz. But Lucencio, ę 
- | knowing the Knight, beſought'fo2, by the Marks, that had been enim, 0 | 
out.to him: 1l-bred Knight, who, rt eltravclling Dames re grout che wy 
dy an evil Death. 1 
The Helmet - ancwer d = SY it belong ſo juſtly do we ne you tall W & 
ver have it, ſeeing it is mine, a 
In faich, ſaid he, with whom he fou abt; neither he, nor you; deſerve it; but Ia. 
F who have ſet my ſelf to gain it by force of Artis, beſides, ſhe who 2 OR 
it was for the beſt Knight in the world, Now neither of you are any 
Ip _— to me: wherefore I adviſe.you to follow your way, and, without contendin 
any farther, to do me Juſtice of your ſelves; elſe my Sword ſhall do ĩt me to your 
Diſgrace and Damage. 1 
Oa my word, anſwer'd Lucencio, you both ſufficiently ſhew your Follics; : Bu 
tell me in good earneſt, for what Reaſon the Damſel ſhould loſe it, from + Op 
it was taken by violence, Come, come, leave this, Quarrel,. and reſtore it wils 
lingly to het; 3 iſe Ly ill endeavour to make you do it by force. 

Truly Knight, 80 48 took it. I no longer wonder at your being ſo lean, ſince | 
you trouble OOF many things. In troth, if he will be rul'd by me, 
ve will cudgel you ſo oy that you ſhall be more ſenſible af your Folly on ou | 

- Shoulders, Than you are of it in your Head. 
2 * "ir e e me ud the other, that [ ſhall ſhare with you, vou ſhall ſe, } 
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upromiſe you, anſwer'daht Urt. . dl l 

By this wow Vacencio well knew, tlat waz et” him, their Tilcoiwet was le⸗ 
vell'd : htrrfoze herrtir'waflitrit back, the better to give tis hole: a Career, and 
uthing his Tante, ran Co directly upon them, that be met him of the Helmer wry” 
uch foꝛte, that; his Stat braking in pieces, he tumbled iim on the giound; pct 
e held faſt the Reing of lis Stad, and ſoon after got ug e gan. In the mean time 
ucercio tutn'd hig Bzidle, and letting hin hand to his Sword there began ſo ſſa sr 
and dangerous a flabt ot two ag ainſt one, that kucencio pꝛe tntiy knem the Perl, 
ne ſhould be in, ik he did not look the berter about him. 'Trey alrho*he gad ntber n 
een ot: ſuch ſpo2t before, mov'dneverthelelg with a natural Inftine to imitate tłoſe 
zk whom be was deſcended, he had ſo good and bertuous an-Hearr, . that? is' Qover: 
arics Loon pertei vd it, the Fieldtheing in mang plat es dy' d with their Blood. But 
ur Gameſter was pꝛetty weit matcht t foz theattvo:Alailants treated him ( ill, trat 
ee feltzhinfiſelf:ſo waunded, a nmdeuht ebhis Death: at which he became Lo furioses 

har he cutred pell moſtbenwixt tm quit am a that᷑td Bull does amongſt thoſe, who: 

novoke him in thePlare;iwhere4e ichts be baited. And thus striking on the right 

jatid; and on the left5) he met, nat with the :Knight, that had robb'd the Damtel, 

unt The other, whom he gave ſuch a ow on the ear with the Pommel ot lis rod, 

hat it made him bow hig head a lb waß his Saddle- hom, and, bekdze he tould rrcover - = 
melt, Lucencid, & donbling his Strübe, with the edge of his @wozd mote his 
Nad frombis Shoulders. bis Body falling rtaking to the giound. t which Lu- 
encio glad, ery'd out loud enough: In good faith, Maſter, you will now have no 
more need of a Night cap. much leſs of the Helmet, you ſo greatly deſir d! 
hen abe orhet lade tes Tompanion in ſd illa Condition, he nolonger detit d td 
try the Kone ohm, hehadinjur'd'; the better theretext to fetute hümtelt, feige 

ng to xgengechs Kelle beidrem near, and lifting up h's Arm, gave l ncenc² e 

hozte fut h; a Blow with his Swoꝛd between the two Ears, that he kill'd him: then 

giving bis on Horte the Reing, he turn d his Back, flying, as if a thouland M 

ils wert at kis Heelg,; un may taũly believe, that Lucencio Was not a little viſe" 5 

nleas' d: fo he law hi {thout an Hozſe, andout ot hopes as it were to recover? 2 

what he (ought; which was met, that the other carry d away. But whety hee 

was got up, lpxing the deadBnights Steed paſs by, he found means to ſeiſe ot him, 
and getting on his back, poſted after him, that was lle. 

; Then Florindo ang the Damfel; who had kept themſelves torteal'd mithin the 

Fore, leeing him thus ſped away, came out of tit ir ambuth. to follaw him; tur} - 

tley loſt ſig!.t of him, and it was alma} Night, when they ſaw him again on the top! © - - 

of 1 Whente he dictover'd his Man, mabing auen e AAS 
ing tir d, and out of breath, be took ſo geat a Lap along iht Valley, cen "If 
above a Stoncs caft, -befoze-he Copt, in ſuch manner that Lucencio could noefojbear- - 
ughing ko he thought, the Hoſe had bzoken his own Hetk end his Palterg0s;: 
Fore 1 N ppwoachr, cry, 
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The other, leeing bim bo cloſe at his Leels, thought: no way better ta ſecure de 
life, than to thꝛow down, what he had, hoping trat Lucencio, inſttad of purſuit 
bim. would amule himtelt in tab ing it un But he, not regarding tt, paſs'd an! 

w th ſuch kreed, that he overtook him near a gꝛeat Mood, and gave hin cut h a low 
on the bare head, as cleft it dawn to hig teeth. Then he turn'd back to the Place 

where he law the Knight throw donn the Belmet but he foundir not chere: Wheces 
koze he thought that Florindo and tis Damſel: had taken it up: And fo this cauſe 

lockt round abont to {&, : whether he tould eſpn them; but it was in vain. At which 

- being much ttbubled, he return'd tu the top w ühe hill, and entting thence! ito thy 
Fozreſt, reſolv'd tg ſap there til manning t' fo: the Darkneſs was by? this time: 

gat, that he could not ſ&@ which wap to go.. 27 037157 1 

: By and by, he heard an hozle neigh; and thinking it miabt be tlofe be lookt WW 
Le rod?!thither, where by the: lightoofia gyeat Fire ha pttteiv a very fait and dung 
Lady, walpeng her hands in a Fountain, witehiſpjang forth ol anyollowWBocbclot 
ug. Se was art ended by ux others, 'havingiepchiof thernam their Heads” Harland 

end Choplets of very odoriferous q lowers, two ot᷑ whichc7joyning: their steg ud 
the Sound of the Lutes, which they lweetlp taucht made the Ar food! wlth ſuche 
barmonp, that Lucencio became wholly aftoniſht, Turpzis à neverthelela wurd tom 
Ardoz of Love, which ſo enflam d his heart, that He2apwoacht them and Talutun 
the Company, adÞzeft himſelf to the faireſt of tham to whem de ald: A | 
beſeech you to excuſe my preſumption toww'/ds/you;. afhiring14buzi That my Cs 
ing to this Place ĩs not to diſturb you; but tatlier to * Jdu, Ip. _ Plenſe"4 
Command meany thing. | 
at this Diſcourſe the, whothougtt only of refreſpinghen ſelf; linen uy her: head, 
and ſeeing hum all: arm d, erteßt his helmet; wich be tarrx d at his Saddle Bou 
was at fürſt ama d; but his Pemeario2,app: awnte gentle, grate TealCur'Vher-ſelk 
' ing kim what he ſought. © * 

Madam, ant werd he, I was looking for an Eſquire of wine; and a Demekwhoi 

he arcompanys: but Love, Ithinł, has directed me to the Light of this? Fire; *th 
make me experiment the heat ofꝰ a ſeverer, with which Labready feel my felt l 
ſtam' d; yet your great Beauty and Excellence, which have kindled it in 890 Bes 
have allo the means to moderate it; it you pleaſe to nee of me, Who ter! ob 
fended you, as I know of. g. 

- 'TheRady, hearing Kim ſpeak with tuch affection; could not fozbear tmling, my 
kelgning not to undertand this Language sf Love; turn'd the Cart againſt 0 bone #1 
taping to him: And how did your People lolæ you thus ? 8 

Madam,” ancwer'd Lucene: as Lwas going aftena Knight, whatha@forcibly ta 

ken an Helmet from the Damſel, I ſpeak of my Eſquire and ſbe, who followed i 
at a Diſtance, were ſur pi id by the night, and 1 expected to meet with them i 
this wood. but I find my ſelf much miſtaken : for thinking to recover another I hay 
1 Then ſelf- by the Extremity of chat i vine Beauty, 'wwithaghich you —_ 2 * 
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"Knight, fd che, ha IS 1 dernibg pr 
your Efavere, and the Gant, Ikno nothing of; but of the Helm 1will vive 
you a Aide, account, Il Jah. Mill promiſe.me aGift, ſuch, as I ſhall-gsk of y yo 


m Tai Lucencio, the 8 500 Wi E aut y have made me ſo much yours __ 


that you may command me in & hat d, and I ſhall be yer more in- 
clin'd to ſerve you, if by your means! Liny _ the 7910 5 en Tam oblie, 


ged to reſtore to her that foto me; 151% 5 


Then chr liftedup rh border ok @Satrin Malle un which che tn und "tw ſjt 


him, ſaying : Is not this what you look for? One of my Women took it up, a lit- 
tle after the Knight, you purſu 


your ſelß a little beith uffn I believe, von have need enol '6fRepoſe Wk 
.-He,;whd deſte Ans better Atchüden of diſcourfing ſth , Teadjly bh Webb 
— d, when ſeas ſat, che ſent one her Widmer? of rhe Fo; ref,” tc bet, hs be. 
could underſtand ane of the Squlte, and Pamfel, that were gone r 
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cem'd to me pleaſant, and well- ſhaded, as to retrelh me Aſter my 
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your Plcaſure. 


1 reply d ſbe, iy beartil y thank you. 
bit Tor thus. diſeoutting, Floriidoand HisTont 
pho went pe Dn? cog Weng 
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were fon guar oblin?d to: rbankfübta you und ſince 7 
my Departute, I ſhall, a Lpeſe by, arquaine? che Emperor ers your 


wal ee ro extcuſe me that I bear 3 | : 
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what. te think of, him , hut it tame:at laſt dats hignitind, ct 
iſtjan, who, having undexfod-the N abs. f che Angle 2 
t. t hs could. And 8 — —-— 
M was going, and what he lought: For, faid he, the Blaſon of that! 
he 10 ies that you can be no other than an Enem to the Turi 
Wa Brighton un his Eyes, and Tæing him, — 4 bee 
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Ho Diſcourſe was more.cqurigous: aud 
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Combat, ſaid to him: Knight, it then wonldſtleave t faoliſh;Belicf, and folk 7; 


ad yp Place apdQceaſion Tegan | 


metoa Place, where thy Strength. and Gourage. would be better 82 'd\far his 


Gloryand, Honour, of whom thou bs egg iy d them, nhelieygrimest1,wolldt eaſily 


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tm ba Seqry that 7 nd wan which was: caus'd d 
(uffer*d 41 his wounds; This made the blath Rnight ſo math del 
—— 1 that k etting in Liniſelf fox having been already fo long abe 
could rm65-Coubegy laying ie tween bin Treth: Ey m Hetd, I havg 
for ſo def d-aVAHtory, and:T muſt ſurely believe, that this Ing 
Botzonrof Hells ior She; were other 1 ſhould - toog ſince hi 5 4 
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15 nftant rs Courage lncrat in uch manner, chat he frtch bat : 
s ſo outrageouſly, t r A him to let Ang nde 75 ; 
Aenne — 15 to be gut with bis 1 0 4 
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Ae 20 he a the white Aro dee Uetie Pach,v and: fag 0e Mut: a be > 
. — o Mortherer ; huf ved: for it were great J thou dldts 
adden e e denn 0211005 * | 
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low thy Counſel ; but my Honor contradicts 5 ſo that A . 
Aniſh;this Diſpute hety een unv²i : 2: e 21 9 eee 2 ds io 
And altho' he had nat then la much Shield: ie — i At, NE 
tho lis Helmet, and Araioz were uribefred and bꝛobtn {orhivi4s'$ 24 2 
pear'din many places, vet as be anſw(ridJis:Antegontt; — pul z 
= r he gene wo — 8 8 1 upon the Selb? 
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hit night, who was about cb We him very tenũble of bis Sanne N - 
F die wing of erufakm; car there wage 
Sr defy dio. be let iu fat a mutter, whichig2eatly: inrvorred the? 
be King conumanded her to be immediately bug in and de it 
fange ey (elf Je een ghts; to whom ſhe ſain : My:Lonts;:F beherch you; 
you plete, to delay your Fight, and hear the Meſfage I have to deliver c 2 
e they uri back; pincſpeliycheim-the Black ene 
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ahi ta pꝛevent their-deach which was very ntar, il thelr wz zath Fab c 
Th Ke y 7 Ae S — f I; — p:ofrated her herb erty. 
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5 t es. Emake no batthbe acecount * getting any Wig; what Power 


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command him, = State we are in: wherefore I am of aan that 4 
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Goodneſs and Prowefs. - - .': - 


# Fo Knit hr, anſwer'd he, your ſo glorious Diſcretion makes me entirely 16ſe the i 5 


tg born wu, and ſummona me to leave ybu the place, ftũce our li» 7 
| make no other-conrE: = Vet. will-firſb fatiefy your Rejieſt, and tell you}, 
edition, that afterwards neicher you, nor any other ſhall Hinder 


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done me this Honour ! On my faith, way at preſent well ſtile my ſelf the 4 
ſt man on earth, having had the Means to prove my ſelf againſt the beſt 2 4 

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brig ne d this Dilcourſe, when went 
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moze alkontſht that ia and that not without baute, ſaid. co ache 


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* done their 2 againſt the Emperoz, betogk themſelves tolligbt, 
d. - and others putting all their hopes in the entrantt ol u ſtair talt, whe⸗ 
they retir”d koz their Defence. But this weak Keſiſance laſted ſcarce a moment, ö 
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* doen very well recotripens'd, ad 5 id for it. And as to you, King ot J Try i 
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any way blemiſh my Honour, I being no more oblig d to. keep Faith with, 
2 here, than they have been ready to do it with me. S0 that 0 the wicked) 
ant And paſe act of theſe Raſcals, which aſfaulted me, and the Suſpicion alto, that may 
8 55 bot you. ho ate ot their Religion, if 7 ſhew you now any! Courteh ie and Cie 
1 Jou ought to thank the Kn ght that is gone; and none el 
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wards the Sea, where the King of Jeruſalem diſcover'd a vaſt Fleet of Slips, ann : 
other warlike Equipage, which Eſplandian had bzought fo2 Recov:ry of that Place: 
But would, befo!e he laid Siege to it, endeatour to regain it by tie means you have 
heard... fo2 which purpole-he-went into a Skiff, taking no ather Compat with him 
but one Eſquire,. and Carmella,” who' ſtald fo; him at the Gate, into which the en⸗ 
tred, when He pertelv'd the Knightof the Burning Sword go gut. Pet the Empe⸗ 
ro2 pꝛecently ſent her back again to keteh Maſter Elizabel, wis came with the Pꝛinte 94 
Brandalia; and the King ot Hungary, which}: doubting the Event ot to hazacdeus 
an Enterpꝛize, were in ſtrange Pain fo2 the Emperoꝛs Werten: but when then 
knew, how it was hapned, they came to wait upon him, praiſit'g EGW. Master 
Elizabel viſited his gzeat and dangerous Wounds, fo: the ture ot which he was tan- 
ſtrain'd tu rake his Bed, where a tew days after he began to amend, during which, 
King Norandel came with hig Army, which he bay ought by Land from I heſifanto, 
attoꝛding to the Directions had been ſent him by Eſplandian. Now being come with- 
in a days Tarch of the Place, he had News, that the Defended Mountain wag r& 
tober u: Wherckoze leaving his Squldſers encamp'd under the Command -of the 
Waince Elinio, he came to the Foztreſs, where he found the Emptroz- who, aten 
he had bidden him welcome, related to him the Combat between himleit and the 
Knight of the Burning Sword, who is, «ſaid the Emperoz,) in my Opinion. the 
beſt, and moſt courteous Knight in the world. r 


Ah! Sir, antwer d King Norandel, how then have you 1 eon cer? 
| tainly your Court would have been much honour'd, if you had ta Nm fer yours. =! 
He follow'd the Damſel, that parted us, reply d the Tmperoy,! ad il perbaps  /- 
return. Then you may beſure,ghe ſhall not ſcape me, tho ſnould be fain to give 
him half Thzate, to ſtay him. | | . 4 
- Thus did the Empero2 diſcourſe of bim, wloſe Grand-farher-he was, tho! nor 
knowing it: and lo long did be continue in the Deſend-d Mountain, nll Eis wann, 
wert at ſaſt quite tur de Mhich the King of Jeruſalem ſeeing; he rook a fi 0 
portunity, and ſaid to him: Sir, you kuow the Liberty you haye given me wil -- 
you be pleas'd (fince'the Knight of the Burning Swoꝛd ſo long delays his tale: 
to let me have ſome Veſſel, in which l may return into my Counireĩx. 
Brother, 'anſwer'd the Empero', you. ſhall have one. And immediately cem 
manded Pet ion to be made of all that was neteſlarp, ſo that the Ring embath 
the moꝛtow moming berimes, having Yneril in his Companp, who was exttemeg 
dilcontented fox hab/ng thus loft hig Maſter, and the rather, begauſe- he knew ger 
where, dz in war plate to have Tale oꝛ Tydings ol hm. 1 
Thus was the Foztrels of the Defended Mountain regain'd, with which the Em? 
Pero; defirovug'to gequaint: King Amadis, ſent a Gentteman into Gieat: Brittain. 
And in the mean time having given Order, touching what was neceſſary fox the Des. = 
kene al rhe Jand, where he left Frandalo, return'd to h's Uellels, and let faibfoz - - 
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have heard, in what manner the Knight of the Burning Sword went to: the 


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whom he hop'd to learn News of ehgphitman, that ſaccourd I im in the Fotred, as: 


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Ach way to go; te gzmt was the: Dar une 
and o thlek and difficult was the WogY into which he was got. Ten began de 
wounds to gꝛow cold and fit, which put him to ſuch pain; trat he was often in tür 
mind to return, lrom whence he tame, tould he hut find the way -bocka Qrhilſt he 
was ih this Study, he law at atiſtonce che Llght ol a fire, which made him think 


. Wat the; whom he tought or, m'aht perhe ps bethere ; but when he was got: nent 


ve perteib'd, they wert only Shep ervs, that ware losing to the Monks: Cattle 


fo led away fo2 fear, as laan as they fp: d him. But he call'd:therk back, aud 


-.,- gave them ſuch allurarce, that they rerurn'dcowards kim, and he asdt them, whe! 
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den ont of them deem wet ok bis Malle an hard Cruſt of brown Sjeay; anda! 


Vottle rt water, and preſented hini wich them, which wert lo weltonre to him, that 
lever any Feaſt in the Court of King Magadan appear'd to him ſo delttletts ng this, 


Haping thus vefrethr himſelf; he got them to bind up his wounds in the belt manner 


edulb, and laid him down to ſeep, till ſi ch time as the Moan ſhould rie. Put 
ds footwag; ht could lee his way. he git up, and thanking his Hoſts, took the Path 


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Mig, What far ther courſe to rae 7 koz the Water hindzed his paſſing an, and ik ke 


Hough! to turn on either fide, the high and inacceſſible Noch ſhew'd him the Auſfe⸗ 


At y of the Aelart. 


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iP tr keüpe to bun, and perttiving the Stream ok a clear Spring, paſüng betwien tk 
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with his head leaning on bis lekt band, fell ſs found a fieey, chat at his &moking the * 2 
Sun'wos now very high. Mor had he awoke then, had he not gearz e 861d e. 
orher dude the Thicket ;- wherefoze ſtarting up, be lat don his Helmer, and loan l- 
ter ſawa Knight tome along in exteeding fair and rich Armoz, s8ecompany'd ontþ by 
a Semlewoman, with whom te diſteurs' d, ſo that he was already upon tie Blunk 
ol the Fountain, when he pertelb'd the Knight of the Burning Sword, Now Fame 
bad already ſpjead adet all tze Countrey the Loſs of the Defended Mountain, oe, 
that wert fled, telling every one, how a Knight, bearing in« Shield Argent a Sword:  - 
Gules, had vanquiſht Frandalo and the r Guards : do that by thele Sigus iht 
Knight in the rich Aeing immediately knee, that he of the Fduntain hav-perfo;m'd -- 
that Enterpzize. Foz this taube he addzeſt himtelk to Him; and wirhout ſaluting 
hin us d this Language: Sir Knight, are not you he, who, living againſt the 
Chick tan Law. have not long ſince forc d the Difended Mountain 2 'Eertainty Twill 
endraxour, if I can, to keep you from offending any more the GOP of Heaven 


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-.. Having lad this, he toon his Shleld, and ran uon him of the Burning Sword. 
who, without being ony way dicmatd, anſwerd Him adely: By my Head, 1 rr 
nt h⁰⁰ you are; but have ſeen many as brave'as you, who at the 200 81 Le 
Bight have been coal enough; and yet wWithont dwHer; therefore take heed et 

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That will appear, reply d the other. . 
Then they to kuriouſip aſſaulted eachother, rhat never two Stage, beateh a the 
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js Adderſary tw ſuch ftrokes;thar; whether he would o; vd, he fell in a Ctoptidd;” be⸗ 
ing depliv del all knowledge. Which the Knight of the Burnirg Sword feting, he 
welrt on t04akvoff hig Helmet. and afterwards his Head. But Frandame'li (10 Was 
hb aut d, who had long beheld them) began to try out, and with the Tears eric > 
ling in abꝛindante down der Theeks, agkt par don fox the vanqulſyt Knigh rt. 
Damſel my Friend, anſwer'd he of the burning Sword I will not refuſe you, but 
von falt be hey d: for I have teyer leart ts be diſcourteous to Ladies, for WIH 


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begin with you ; tho? the Knight deſerves great Chaſtifemenr, having aſfavlte&x- > 
who never my life injur'd him, as I know of. 1 half ofily in recompenee deſſte 
yon to tell me his Name: for by his Rich Armor, joyn'd withthe Valour and G 
noß I have found in him, I gueſs him to be ſome great perſa nage. DD 
Al Ah, good Knight, reptyd Te, this Twill willingly de on condition; that you += 
Aſo grant me a Gift; which will not I think be any way diſflealing to you's fbf if 


vou are he; whoſe Renown flies thro' the whole Wotld, I am in a manner affür-“ 
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that yeu will without conſtraint accord it me, n you KNOW it. e 
| Damſelzfaid he, you ſhall have o me, whatever you will nor ſhall the Difference hee 
men chte Religion and mine hinder it, pro /i ded your Requeſt be reaſonable ad 
een, who bear Arms, and the Name of Kwig/t, Ae fer, 
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ally oblig'd to maintain Right, and to do our utmoſt for Ladies; otherwiſr the 
Strength given us by the Gods, would deſerve no more praiſe, than that weakneſs 
- and 8 which is ſo peculiar in you, t hat you cannot without us reſiſt the 
Wicked. 1 
Ah vertuous K night, anſwer'd ſhe, you have ſpoken ſo well, that I ſhall eſteem 
you for it, as long as / live. And as to what you deſire to know concerning the 
Knight, you ſhall underſtand, that he is natural King of Bitily, nam'd Alpatraty, 
Husband to one of the moſt noble Princeſſes of Europe, call'd Miramynſa, Daugh- 
ter to the K ing of Metz in France, and they two were ſome time ſince enchanted 
by the Sage Medea: but about twenty years ago, the beſt Knight and faireſt Lady 
in the world deliver'd them out of that pain, the Knight, of whom 7 ſpeak, gain» 
ing an Helmet, and the Lady a Crown of ineſtimable value. But as one Unhappi- 
= © neſs often accompanies another, King Alpatracy and his Queen living peaceably in 
Their Countrey, beſt with one only Daughter, which GOD had given them, more 
© divinely accompliſht in all Perfections, than any other Creature in the world, it 
. -happen'd that the King of Metz died, by whoſe Death WMirampnia, his le Daugh- 
Fer and Heireſs, became Queen and Lady of his Conntreys, which are large and 
ie en been given for Apennage to a ſecond Son of Frante: for from Ph. 
ond, who firſt tookthe Title of King over the French; deſcended; as I have * 
auß times heard, Claudius and Meroveug. This Meroveug had three legitimate! 
dns, who, when their Father was dead, divided this great Monarchy betwixt them, 
PH that the Kingdom of Metz came to the ſecond, who was Father of the Queen, 
- thatisVVife tothis Knight, And for this reaſon he was ſometimes nam d, and 
entirled King of Metz in France. J ee ee ee 22540 e 
No y it is not long ſince Alpatratꝝ took poſſeſſion of it, and receir d an Oath of 
Fidelity from all his Subjects. But as he was returning into Sicily, he had Neys 
that a near Relation of the Queens was revolted, and had taken by ſurprize the 
Principal Towns of the Realm, under color ofa certain pretended Law, eſtabliſnt 
= aid ordain'd, as they ſay, by the ſaid Pharamond, by which the Traytor affirms, 
that the Realm of France muſt,gever fall to the Diſtaff, and that the Kingdom of 
Petz is ſubject alſotothe ſame Statute, as being a Member and Part of the'French- 
Monarchy. | 71 | 
This News was as pleaſing to the King, as you may imagin it to be; yet he hop'd? 
to avenge himſelf throughly on the Traytor, which he would eaſily have dane; had 
not a ſecond and worſe Misfortune diverted him. VVhich was, that the Queen 
Piramynla, and her Daughter, as they were hunting in the Forreſt, near Sara»; 
2 Foa, were ſurpris'd by Frandalon the Cytlops, and his Son, two horrible and 
merctleſs Gyants, who mauger the Huntſmen and others, ſent away the two La- 
dies peiſoners into the /ſie of Silancyy, where they are yet at preſent. And theſe 
Devils have ſent word to the King, that Ge ſhall never recover them, unleſs he 
come with another, and fight with them concerning the Right, they pretend 40 
the Realm and Countrey of Dicilp, which, they ſay, belongs tg them, as havin 


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been at firſt peopled, and inhabited by their Anceſtors : and if they ſhall be van- 
geile, My wil reſtore the Ladies: but if the King and his Second, ſhall have the 
worſt, he ſhall be conſtrain d, and oblig d by Oath, to ſurrender into their har ds 
the Countrey, they claim, to be enjoy d by them, as their own, without Contra- 

Thus you ſee, how this poor Prince has been treated by Fortune, which has in a © 
moment depriv'd him of Countrey, VVife, and Child, which he loves, ard eftesms- © 
dearer than his own Perſon; ſo that he has been even ready to dye thro” exceſſire 
Sorrow. Deſirous however to ſhew the Magnanimity of his Courage, and that. 
not Time, but Vertue, appeas d his grief, he has ſo far recomforted hinifelf, that 
he tas undertaken. the Combat againſt the two Gyants. And for this Reaſon he 
was failing towards Conſtantinople, hoping to obtain of the Emperor ſome Rinl- 
man of his, to ſecond, him againſt the Cpclops. 8 —.. 
Now it hapned that traverſing the Strait of the Helleſpont, we met. à Galley, 
that was bound for Gzeat B itain, the Maſter ot which acquainted us, that the 

Defended Mountain was newly conquer'd by one ſole K night, whom b 
4 I heard given him, I believe to be your ſelf. The King was ſo troubl 
YL fer the Amity, there is between him and the Emperor, that he would © 
and landing over-agaiaſt the mouth of this ſtream, ſaw the Forreſt ſo tha 
thinking to find pleaſure. in it, he has been more ſeverely handled, th 
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willingly granted you, that, had you not deſr'd it /ſhould my ſelf have requeſted 
it of you, having heard the Nature of the Affair: which if i could bring to nen 


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thy, and to employ himſelf for the R. covery of yonr loſs, 
Then the punctually related to him all the Miecsurle, that had pals'd between them, 
gt which the King was ſo oterjoyd, that he role up ok a fttdden, and treching our 
dis Arms, went to emlyace the Knight of the Burning Sword, favnn to him: Cer- 
tainly, gocd Knight, I now well know, that yew are no leſs end Wed with Ver- 
kue, than with Proweſs and Conrte%. And if you will do me fo much Favour 
23 8ͤ8 this Damſe| aſſures me, you ſhall always have a Ring for your Friend, aug ready 
do go you any Plcaſnre: for I have ſuch Hope in your Kigh/Prowek. that am ins © 
manner ſeture, by your means to recover the thing, which love, and eſteem dear- 
er than my felf, and for loſs of which 1 have already undergone a Diſcontent; and 
„ worſe than Death. | e den 
ES; arifier'd he, I will follow you, where ever yon ſhall command me, not {5 
much to Accampany and ſerve yon, as ta acquit my ſelf of what Reaſon enjoyns 
me: for altho? by reaſon of the Real Dignity, that is in you, every inferior Pere 
- {an ought to ſerve you ; nevertheleſs the difference of the Religion, [ profeſs, from 
that, in which you live, forbids me to favour or aſſiſt you; but not to fuccour the 
- Aﬀi:Qed, in whoſe Number reckon you: and for this good work alone I will put 
5 my ſelf in hazard of death, when occaſion ſhalf offer. D HSRC HCV SHY ff 
+ Now Alpatracy was ſo wounded, that he was ſcarce able to tirtd ryon His'Togg'« | 
. Werefoie the Knight and Damſel toon him ember the Arms, and with- ereeediriy 
est viſficulty got him bark to his Ships, where his wounds were blewed by the 
ee who took ſuch care ot them, that they were Toon heal d, ag were Ihe⸗- 
te rrote of the Knight of the Burning Sword, who had alſo had cue) a ſhare in the 
Toke, that he was fain to keep hig Bed. In the mian time the King acquainted his 
- Attendants with the Danger he bad been in, telling them, that he donght tre held 
Aust in the Wold to fight againſt Frandalon the Cyclops, and that therefoze theſe 
Bra phy to Conſtantin-ple ftonld he ercug'd. Wherefoze te innnediately common: 
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Went. Pet the Divine Clemency was ſo pꝛopitious to them, that one Sunday mos 
ning they found themſelves near the Edge of a Fozreſt, on wl ich the Sea beating, 
made there an Harboz, tho little known, becauſe unfrequented, : 
Then the Knight of the Burning Sword agkt the Parriners; on what Coaſt they 
were. But, when they tould not gibe hem any Aſcurante, he, tirꝰd with the Fatigue of. 
that tevfous Stozm, and ſeeing the Countrey ſufficiently plealant, dedr d the King ti 
go a Shoze: which was no unpleaung Requeſt to him. Arming themſelves therekoze, 
they taug' d their Pozſes to be taken out of the Ship, on wlich they mounted, them 
kel ves carrying their Arms and Shields: koz they had not any Cempany with them, 
but Frandamella, fading commanded all the reſt to fay fo: them, and not we fron 

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> Daniſel, bitterly lamenting a Knight, *whom the bare hetoze her on her Batkney, ve⸗ 
rp much pounded in his Head, on which the held her hand, to top the too gyear effu⸗ 
(Blood. Then they askt her his Name, and w{o-had thus outrag'd m. 
"my Lords, anſwer'd the, my ill Fate alone, and not any want of Proweſs* 
73 Who is at this time eſteem'd amongſt valiant men one of the moſt dextrous 
: Mr Seat can be found, has been the Cauſe of this Misfortune. His Name is, 
- - FarlnoWECarſantum, and he has been thus treated by a Devil, who atthe go · 
dg ont emis Wood, keeps a Kay, by which for love of a Gentlewoman, he has in 
his Company, he ſuffers not any one to paſs. Now curs'd be the hour, that. ever 
She, ox He came bither : for be has now above fifteen days perform'd this Enter- 
-.  Prilewith wonderful courage and ſucceſs, I therefore counſel you to turn back, 
= And take another way, at leaſt if you intend to paſs the Key, from which GOD, 
Preſerve you, aud conduct you in fafety : for I am going to Jook for one, that may 
apply ſome Remedy to this Gentleman, my Brother, who, deſiring to try himſelf 
+ -againlt him, of whom I ſpeak, took me to accompany him: but it is faln out to 
* him butill, as you ſee. | 
I This low, ſhe paſs*don, and lekt the two Knights laugting together, at the coun⸗ 
Tel, he hav given them. Then they robe kozward, till they perceib'danother Dam⸗ 
kel, coming towards them, mounted on aPalfrey, and bearing a Shield of polſſht 
Stiel without any Device, who ſaluted then, and addzeſſingher elf to him of the 
"Burning Sword, ſafſd to him: Sir Knight, I am very glad to meet you, whom 1 
was ſeeking, to make you a Preſent of this Shield, as being the compleateſt Gen- 
tieman, I ever ſaw, Ard ſince you receive ſuch Praiſe of me, I beſeech youth? 
grant me a Gift. 1337 . | af Wes um 
Damſel my Friend; anſwer'd he, ask what you pleaſe, you ſhall tot be reſusd 
Eſpecially conſidering the good Aſſiſtance, you give me by theſe Arnis, of Which F: 
had very great reed, mine being of ſo little value as they are. Nee 
And to lay the Truth, his Shield was ſo par'd in the Combat be Lad with his 
--.G:;andfather the Emperoz Eſplandian, that there was ſtarce enough left to cover his 
Arm. The Hanſel" then deliver'd him that, the carry'd and agkt him kez the 
: which I will keep, ſaid. ſhe, ig remembrance of what you nor ey 
"x e and will perform, when 1 ſhall require it of jou Then 


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me, 10 that 1ſball be all my life, indebted to you, in.that you would not conftrail 
me t0. quit this Paſſage :; for Log: ro ime: er retirꝰd, and loſt are 0 


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Then weve theit Horfes bonght chem, on which, when: py wire Gan 85 
wateheſs appworit, 18#knots, . what Difcoinrfe they had together, whleh her | 
rioduntedts her withoir omſtiing:any chm, wherear toe Rientiy vpe, Fo 5 
tie: miun tune that nm: with Alpattacy, tok frrh-picafure; n be ding ; 
tient Beaury of that hts dzednot! that ann e when 


night ok the uh ptete dt, can d to im, (aying 2 F Knigkr, you have 
— — me "Tien @nofthis Place requires ſamething Vl. thao > 
muſing on Ladies Beanties, Think, Sir, on what you are come for, 5 
Andes he utter 'dthelt woods; he went: to the Enn, zgajnft which ehe dane 7 
nod, aridichoſs from among chm che Arongett, he fuld Inde, Alparracy's : 
Compania well kart, that tte Bright of thr Rap was a lietirſumg with Jealou 
vebertheleſs n forinpartently thts Aentenctrante, that ir crtit'd peck. lar nd 
x0 take 4 Cart, aud then tœing his Adverſacy ready, fet ſyurs to his N 65 5 
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mer ml rhe trahge Knight was puts 8 
1 — — Kay det m to juſt do long; til e 
them came to the Gꝛound: to which he readily conſented. The Servan na 

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- without Ctirring from rhetr Saddles. This lo enrag 'd them both, that at fg. tf "1 
n their Spears beirig-b210kew rothe very handles, then kad ſucks | 
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Teaſk Repoſe, 5 Byedth; Totharehe beſt; they cduld eppeic;-wagthe: C; 
| - one of them, k not of borh togrtder! Wich iſo-aſtoniſhri the 
knew not what tountenante to keep, tho“ he put on a \miling and-a 


better to keep her Knight in heart: who;7 — 

all zmaginabſe Endeavours to vanquiſh hin Enemy. But hix — * 
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de that purpoſe}/if it mer be pleaſing to you, and you reg by this N know 
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e Ring; who had never befo1e ſeen them, embzat't them, and gave them & 


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ht . them, one in his Right hand, and the other in his lekt, kd echo 
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" Humencnand Dogs; with which-he- okten gave 7 ene 
* dit bf rheſe 3 rhere attid'de ore, Fenty by the enn 
- ws. coothuatnr che King with his hating regatn' 9h 'Defende ater the Em⸗ 
> prev having written him a pa rticulat Account of all, chat fav pars d 9 5 oy 
elk, and the Knight of the Burning Sword, one the Danger he was 7. of lo ing his 
- Uſe, had hor the amel Alquifa parted rhem- The King'was much tv ubled or 9 
ene as wel rute the Emperoꝛ did not tt io | Ther he was no longer it 
+ Yer, ag al lo hx realen chert came into his nund the Diſcoutles, made to b ena 
Fojre#,and the C arg with wh 115 7 enac'd 1 5 kt re 
e v9 of Amad's of Het he thy tonteal'd, What * 
532 the Courier no Aber Aber, btit that E hans onght to be 
3 koz the 2 of the Plate, and then agkt him, whether be had eber antt had 
any Pew 58 of the Knight of the Burning, Sword. . 
ir, antwer d the Courſer, he went, as the Emperor has written you word, 
ber the Damſel Alquifa, and we never knew, what became of him. 
He will be found again ſome other time ſaid the Ving, and went immediatel 
-- Sifit the Knight of the Ray, fits whoſe Cent he had fcarce let foor, e herb 
"trad a amel, Sitter to farineus of Carſantum, who! hating lekr 
+ the Chizurgeons hands, kate to gide the King notite, ſhe had met the Knight of 
the Burning Sword, foz the knew oy Keys epozt, that he had conquer the Defended 
Moaunkain And fo this cauſe, as ton as Ar ſaw Achadis, fe fell down en he 


| Ae, and ald to him: Sir the Knight who, as they 105 fought e and his 
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7 Les sir, wer d the Damſel - | 

Eben ſpe related to the Kir g. bow ſhe met him in che Forret, as 1 fe was kürry⸗ 
er Pocher: And for the greater certainty, laid ſhe, he had yer his Shield wit 


at in my Lie. 


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gur Knight, having chang'd dis Aruſs the Heer t6! cGHLEn HHU; Bu ad- 7 
known him, I νιν,Uve given him the Hour, and 265d Fntertafcwent, he : 
merits. | YI 85% nne 
Pet he ſpake againſt his own Conſcience : foz he would have undoubtedly pur bim 
rovrary Bor bel able to koꝛget the Childs Thieatning, which J juſt now —_— 8 
ned: fo2 which caute he would hate Cen attur hin had he nor remembzed rhe Res 7 
queſt, the Tamſel made him, to return to his Ship. Pow there were many good © 
Knights, whe knowing, that the Koight of che urn ing Sword; was: this” 6 
without being any farther try dim Gyear-»Bricaingwere: verb much dicpfeas'd: ko: 
they would willingls have combated him, to know by cxperſence, whether, whe 2 
Jene rt mute, wrrw etae.” ' Anrheial rhe arb b hanf, oh 4 
he had recover?d bis: Health mD acquicred hiinfelf. ot h Tath to the 
woudengt da tn any place; Call he had found him; arp Tbngtht Fm agu n. "Pot! was 
t long er che wes ſtrong wugh to heat Arms: which be ing teme tothe 4 Span => 
of Rug Amadis, be told Oranes anvs. avartas, tethe woulda the item 1 2 
then the Oer, for whichtaule cher kept the wateß; andin the moi wN rte 
Kyigbs8: d. Queen her fait girtung un their/Swo2ds,/ And xv dhe end e n 
themther Lavied mio ht thenctſo arꝶj bettet, and with indze eate let che Just und e 
bots; wich woldd be per tam at the Ray, the Ring commarideda Staffyly: to Hens => 
rede“, an which they tontinn'd not long inte, © befoze theg prrextV's; Ax Anz 
come gut at the Feꝛreſt. marching lelſuctin towards them. C 97 2 £008 
be Duirhoſs; feting th in, cent er Wellenger to argent chem With w ant 
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vioully.encourred theficft; that he teu him 20 the gzeme Nut 2 1. 90 Up-< 
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copce@ winhibin, bur teapr/dovm bn.che f eunN ann there begun beten - Went s 
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lese 1s Name and Shield, atco ding rate Agzeenian-* And tothe end J s 
nat betraut longer in fmpence, who it was, he wan rend Atalis, Si en 
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|  hawd himſelf co valiantly, that the Putchelles Knight knew not whert de was. 
*  Whcrefoze irritaicd with extream Choler, he lifr up his Dw02d, and thinking” ro 
| heat bown the other, ruſht upon him with all tis force ; bit he with his Shield war: 
r da che blow, which was o violent, chat mabing way though) all o pod tion it fell 
npon the Vontes head, who immediately dert down dead, carrying his Maker alon 
wf and ſo diſadvanraxeoufly, that he was not able to get up again. the Beat 
ap is -heavp on bis Rigbt Leg. And as the Knight of the Kay win alighting;” ro 
make hi | [wear the Pertoꝛmauce of the uſual Tovena"ts, the other cry dont, thet he 
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Beauty, ſa much eaſes my Illueſs, that I feel no Pain in any wound, how dangerous 5 


ſoever, eſpekfally ſince they were gain 'd in your Service. 
Alas! my Friend, ſaid the, you do ſo much for me, that I ought not a little to re- 


joyce at it 3 ſince there | is not in the World any Princeſs ſo great, but would eſteem 


her ſelf hap y to have you for hers, conſidering the Goodnels, and high Chivairy, - 
Y wikhwhith you are endow'd. How then ſhal! I, who am but little in reſpect bole ay, 8 | 
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| eovery ok ber Knight, whom the King bichted almot aer 1 
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T* 1 this fwd the Koight of the Burning. Sword; being departed fram J 
242 lace, where thep had ſougbt the . Friend, ode on with it ran- .- 


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till they tame; wheee* they: hay: belt their hies. Paving cqus'd their 
is to be carefully lookt into, they commanded their Morriners to ſteer as n+ 
rotly; as poſſibly they could, to the Ille of Silanchy ; but they were ſcarce gat #-- 
League from Shoze, when Frandamella, addzeſting ber ſclf' to the Knight of cb 
Burning Sword, pzeſented hima Letter from ber, who, as. you have heard; partd 
dum bim at Fur Kay telling bm, that Ce hadexpzely charg'd her, nes to deliver ir 
w hum ony.ſoner, and therefoze he might read it at his leiſure. ' Then ite Knightz | 
i raking it, brate open the Seal, to fe the Contents, whirh were, ag follow. 


bed. the Qnkwown to the & night of the Burning Sword ſends Greeting, Km 
that to free another out of Priſon, thou ſhalt within a fe days entet inig the ge 
teſt Captivity, ever poor Slave was in, and ſhalt have thy Soul and Bady ſe dis. 


dec that the ſame Sword, Which has, many times fav'd the Place, whence: thin | 
art-allu'd,. ſhell pierce thro? thy Body, whence ir ſhall-be afterwards drawn out * 
the hand $ of har, whoz thinking to fave her ſelf, ſhalt reſtare thee 4 Life, wörſe 


badge dee Deaths together. And this Birternaſs full laſt c hee, till ſuch time 
| t e; being atthe point to fall ta- Num, ſſall be preſervd, — 
au d by its firſt Poſſeſſor. Believe me : for it ſhall come to paſs, as I foretel ther 
Andto the end thou mayſt credit itz] under ſtand, khat, ropreſet ve thee from a Miſ- 
fortune, into hich thou waſt this day about to fall by fighting with the Knight x 
the Kay, I preſented thee the white Shield, and — thee the Giſt, thou grantet 
me, Sich perfermraſt; and for :which-thop oughuſt to; give me thanksz tetidſe + | 
wathoyk may Providence thou wert falling into x Repentandefor all thy lite, 85: thow -** 
wk als better know! in tine Aud ſauner troubie not thy ſelf with thimkir g to E : 
8 Is it: for it would be Labor loſt, as it would bealf> to look for au. Leg”: 
ſufficethee, that iknow thee better, than thou know ihiyifelf; den Ne e 
Gas L expe& one day to have of thee, 1 would ſhew the: this Fin For 
x follow: thy Enterprize, withont: delaying] it on amy en vrt ge Y 
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3 ana extreamly bound v 0 Urganda, who ho haddone ſo much fo2 him; bur unte he 
told nat reliſt the Dell inſeg, he would paſs (x as well, as he could. br 4 bets 


- tertherefo:e to conceal hf. his Thougbts, he began to look pleaſantl 4 .Caying, Ur 
da atcguainted him, that the Csuntrey, they had then lelt was, at Brits, 88 
that they ſhould rhencefo2ward have fair. weather. 

Thus tail d they with ſo kavouzable a Sea, that the King J. and he 3 being 7 of 


- alt dbeſr Wounds, dittover'd one Sunday Mozning Frandalons Foittels, ar 
nerreſt Poꝛt td which they Anchred, and went all a Shoe, / extept be e 
who continu d aboard, expecting what would be thiJflae of this Enterp We, to 
the King went, accompany'Þ by thirry Anig his, belive him of the Burning 8 
- fearing, that Frandalon, who had taken away the Queen and Lucella, would not 115 
toe them accoꝛding to the Conditions of the Combat, he had Nanted; but Inead 
vi doing ir, would endeavour byſsme Treaſon to Arreſt him alſo,  -- /- 
- . - Foz this cauſe they mareht in very good Equipage ſtraft:tog'Gyove of Trees/whito 
they were deſcry'd by the Sentinel df the Caltlz;' who winded a Ho2ri To lend, dhar 
- - thephzaardhim;- and ſoon after they law, coming towards them with: eat ſpesd, a 
- WDamſel, mounted on a Palfrey, who addzeſling her ſelf to the Bing, whom by the: 
Richneſs of his Armoz che took to be the chief amongſt them, ſaſd tg him: Knizhr, 
My Lord Frandalon the Ciclops, ſends me to knaw,. Who you are, that have o_ 
| tred ſo familiarly into his Land without his Fermiſſion. 1. 
Damſel, anſwer'd the King, acquaint him, that, if he will epi The 
| miſe, are Alpatracy, whoſe Wife and Daughter he injuriouſly detains, nee 
nd him, and another Knight, ready tofight him and his Son.” But becauſe 
eeannot confide in his Word by reaſon. of his wicked. Diſpoſition, he maſt ſend a 
| Hoſtage, before we enter the Field one againſt! another; elſe we That's F 
What we have todo. | Lo nei yd bet 
Hal ha ! cad the Damfel, filing; and taking her wead e Von! haverRergns. 
8 hor he comes ſoon enough, who ſeeks his own Misfortune, which, aſſure Jour Tiff 
vil ſoon be ſhewn you. 
Eben going bark the way; the tame, the rventred the Foꝛttela, whener ge k 
| -art”b.a little akrer to tell the King, it would have been moze agzeeable co dne | 
chat he had freely and without diſpute ſurrender'd him-the-Countrepof Sicity;* whiehy | 
long d to him by r'ght of Inheritance - Nevertheleſs, ſaid ſhe; ince ydu are o- 
0; there inclin'd, he will ſend you his only Daughter for the Security, you demand, | 
an condition, that you ſend back all your People, keeping only with you, him that , | 
to be the Companion of your Infelicity: for there is none in his Caſtle, bur bim- 


E fand Son, of whom you ſhould have any doubt. 2 
Damſel, anfwer'd the King, his Dayghter being come, we. ſhall do, what is fit 


| tor ns. | 
AThyenithe Mellenger return d back- again, where ſphe ſtap'd not long, bekoꝛe ſhe: 
- Fought touch Frandalons b lo fair, well dels d, and ol ſuch good Behaviour, p 7 
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but Nt er kelt to the Knight of the 5 Sword, Wham the ſaw vit 4 
Beard, dd ſaid to him: Are you then he, who are to fight with the King * 
my father and Brotfer? | x; 
Ves, Madath, antwer d the Knight - But Why do you ak ?: F ate 
"Becauſe; retly'd the, 7 think ſome'of my Women much ' fitter for ſhch*Dine 
than you; whom a Ladies Hood would better become, thanthat Heliney which 5 
heats your Head. e 
Tho the Knight of the ian Sword perteitꝰd bfinſelf jeer d, ret din ht bur 
laugh at it, laying to her: In faith Madam, if all the Beauties of this Couttrey: 
ſombls you, it Will nee. betltought,. Lcame hither ro make De, and mu bs 
that'Ybu and I are one'mins Children. | 1 92 

Whill they were in this diſcourſe; they pettett d Frandalon, and bis Bon, 

fozth: wherrko e the Wing commanded his Folks to retire, and-take with: Then . 
Gianteſs ke Hoffage. 
"Twas not long ert tl e-two Ciclops 5 ppꝛoacht, the Forher being motnied: en © <3 
Beaſt, alntoſt like-a-Dzomedary, and able no other Arms, but a Shield o ane 
Stekl, hanging about his eck, and in his hand a Battle. Ar, maſſo, and welg bee: 
fir fd lo bene en kurden Gentleman, as he was. So it 18, that there 
riot Leek his Aude man bigger than bimfelf, noz had he 1 ne” Eee. 
bis Daughter: aud eis req an was be alſo calld Ciclops Bis" a e 


much leis in Statut tan himtelt was Arm 'd with a ſtrong Hatbergeon 2 
eat Semiter a bis Girdle, and oi; a f{f Lance on his Thigh: Pod Bo 
they wert eomt iſſn Career of the King, rhe Giant cry'd our to him as le * 3 VS. 


- he fouls © Surrender to me my e if thou art wiſe, and enter willingly one: 
myPriſons, - orthon thalt dye piteoully by my hands, and- the Villin «Ifo, | 9 
com mies tlie. 

Hb great Loggerhead: arifwer%'the King: doſtthink, we have traverſt 18 * 8 885 
Seas, to be in ſuch manner carefs dbythee ? No, nv, Fam, come from 1 855 NES — 
agood intent to break thy head, as that of the vileſt Traitor, and wicket 8 2 
chat Was ever born of woman. 12 

1Sit, feld the Knight of the Burning Sword, I beſeech you to let me Hs aa 
Quartet with him, whilſt you take te other to task. A (PLES! 
IEwül go what you pleaſe, anſwer'd the Wing. ̃ «117; "a9 41113 ; 

At this wozd the Knight pull'd down his Uiſo2, and ran with: tuch kr f 2 
5 ut Frandalon, that he nail'd 2 Shleln and Thigh: togrrher : Neverrhe elg the 
Want thought, as he paſs*d, ro be dden wirh him, and ſe ür 
1 an up his Arm, theKnight the's 2 Sword a 


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as zou bave Feard could nat ſtand an his Fett, hut was lain ta tar n the g 


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a low, that had he not ſuppoted binfelf by lapping down his right hand, h 
keln flat r g2otind. But bekoze the Hunt could recober his Ar, the Kue of ; 


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is Hon ( had not ird till then, noz yer t 15 Bit, he betty c to b holy; the. 
inflam'd with Tholer, - 


that he ran with full ſpecv againſt Alpatracy, to whom he Flog paves a blo th bis 
N that A that wounding him keverely in the Wiealt; f tem htm to the 5 1 15 
: Ve the Knight of the Burning Sword erceeding diſrofitented,,as doubtin hint 
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ty bing him to Reaſon. * Ando kh tavile. coltch ching Hh 9 

| laſt by hun his E62ſc over him ta te im down, 


alt aid qfftk, turn'dallde, aud in bis rurtihg gabe rh 4 2 
S that he har Aetring'd bim, by wohlch the dung Fand on wag con 
and ug t on koot. But in the aan je che Kn 
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Foe 52 h's gzeat Ax, that cleabiing doron bis tight Shoulder, be parted hig pub: ; 
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Then the. Conqucroz tame to the King, whom Erardamella held in ber Jan dna 


Sound; neberthelels as ſhon as his Helmer was taken off, that be Mig ans 


began to bzeath again. 
Air 125 57 Muten Miramy nia, and Lucella, had keen him over; thiown, and doub/z; 


be wozſe han le was, wept and bewalil*a hiut bitterly, and ſo loud, that 
Moon heard then cry, and lament: Uhertkoze he took beapt, and to re 


t up, feigning tlat be kelt not either Hurt or Pain The ſame aiſo e 
1 ebe ht of the Burning N ert bt bas aware, felt the Blow ofa Mace 
him by the Gtariteſs, wk to raralod 2 fo2. Te, nu d the. e 
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bel tunit, and the Mist thing 
— "whoſe n 70 bh 


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the fun aeg Kerrigan he ed Vopr bf 


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vito nevertheleſs treated han wt 9. 
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6 my itt ce 5 
vm dend ori ing ʒ DD e 
x be much wounded : for When ee 1 FE 


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weh 1; 
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dad net daten 1. — in ruo dn: Whoſe che | 
FAO he leerer, 


att Sword, 


846 Uh 10 ald bi wü 
rget thy 1 1 Aan ples have Wen hour Food. Does it 1 J 


He'V we Td: bribe ny FRE mand 6 I 7; 
for! believe hey timber — | 

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of [VedV- 7 201 A all of Pp 


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1 7 doit ke of the But ning;Smortl, ;this: Gde. 
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chcefarwird pm Ai by ride ard title, defi. 
that, to which thoy art Br 1 able to attain: ſince the greateſt Honsur ton 
1 154; non ds Sata tem Which e ar 

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cc we belieyethat my Fath er. 83 


Ah | how 1 now Fram e 
to the greateſt Princeſs an 


th, yet mu confeſs 40 
5 bus (pue > ſos [ve avi 7 prof: 922 
her . ad lle both 1100) cute 


adoring a as 15 d 1123 0 BCAA, S! abend won Ron? Fes, 
ſurely, and, come what + ,4 & never, while | live, repent ſo Noble a thought ; 
Pein pes Wwobld beta rae tele to Sa he Wichä, rad int de from it: | | 
| 7 Wl iis! — S erase my eds Bub hot: ram ARAin 1 5 Wy 
Þ tidlhen — ä — aid beten 
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cher Dieſes igede h Khlänt 2 

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krom it, till be 


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ende Torben meditating day and night 
deem them the Remedy, p2oper foz t 


* te EE Wend dat 


AS 
2 2 A l F PL 


Ti 1 1 S 


Aab Kl. So n 8 77 


5 A f * Ode ul 1 be tba King Pe! Sitilg, the ke . ' | 
27; + Bumbng: wo, che Queen, Lu and Keandenulls, by 5 
e fromghely Fleer, and in danger of being grower. 15 


Mette Saſlb King Alpatracy, und bis Company with. 1 1 
x whale that all things went acco:ding 1 Wit, and the Hine 03 
[.lookr after by by his. .Chyzurgions, that | l 


55 4 


1focareful werc hol 
that of the Knight of the Tres ſword gztw- 2 wozle and -wote, 4 
ns much out.of his Comm 2555 a, whom ht matt alert 
ab: and what ry — d him, was, that rhe necer let her by 


— Fl ELL, WT El Hd” S 


— 
9 
— 3 


Thus dad they not any means to won moto 2 177 ant | he, 


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beh. 

i .T | 
1 N —— —— 2 Delight i .. en 
eee, ue Anon ch ho inks er, Eyes, whirhy 


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dete d the King . 
tf He thrreloze caug ma Pat 49, be: ter 
— und uten went, acrompany*donly by 1. rand: 
he burning Sword, who:took hin Arms, 88 the ing a 
oe thelt Steeds, to defend rhanſelves,” if any e Tout ; 
t 5 1 0 Then Frändameſla, wis Cerv'd foꝛ Pilot, ſet ber 4 row, 5 
bd tte Dar, fox Divertiſment, - By:m | ; 
* off rom che Pinncipnl Ship, Whic ' Re 9 
Rona 9 4 redolat-Anchoz, tntenting to mabe a pechyRethrg. in.. A Pry. 
"Di þ hab no iO erediven.andmakter e ne within”: 
A Bow'thor of a del: high and deer J may well cal in a 
net toncht rhe a and waz cut either by Nature, o2 with buch arrifice, rhat _ 
wy to have paſs dthe Batcl;er'02-Chiſel.. On the Top were an Tld Mog 15 
Id Man, holding each other by the Collar, and wzeftling with ſo much 
t afevecy türn e ons, dz the other; apprar d likely, 'ro-/be,thrown.s. 73 
ieh itvolly tript up each ofher with lo g1ear Uſolenee, That they both 0 
1 1 xo their herd lell into the bottom ob tie Sea, : aud linmediately allo 
= ines ws OD Mir Emotion und Tompeft; rhat the Waves ſwcll/d up Vieh za 
do, chat the Boat which wag guided by Franga ella; a 
ben 'd with Mster, and ready ro be ſwaligw'd vp, ge 
them; and fabing krdur rhem all hopes of ever getting to Shoe, ko 
Was £6 Acton, chat abandoning Rudder, Dar, and whatsver was lib 
"then! che Kell down Wirheut irring either Hand 02 Fot... 
Lacelſa faw, ttembling uke the leat ok che Tres; the: but * 
of eturltyß than the Arms of her Knight, into wh 1 85 3 her- 
5 1485 At. Then cho th#Jurtertr.cy.of:ehe Mtatht 
Evldent K Wanger yrhig Favaz of: r 20 rrtg teas l0-ag1ecable to 
be Hall dzives drt matyer; heforgot the Per ilof Shipwzeck; to 12 
"that; inwhich bis ll wighthe exceſsvf his lobe, unitls He;top JK pit 
Pi oz the obtafning ol which he began to make hep this Nein 
Ihumbly beſeech you to belleve, that ebe Rogor v this Sea RR 
or K. gu! to me, as is the Violenc of that Flawe;z- n 
with ſuch an Affection, that none bur my ſelf can feel, gx.comptchend, 


| 5 will meaſure it x64 the Greatgeſs and Excellence: of your Beauty: Ang.io i His ra 


every perſon oi good judgment will hear me uitngſs . that aho I Hauld ha ale 
Leeden ade), yet would not cheſs Deatha he ſufficiegt to welle fd Ast Favoar:© 


eee «then N withowhar- Ae 
by Wo ov 13 


Y 9 * 
deb "of a 


85 1 * . - 
5 "4 we 1 : a 1 
—. 2 

on 4 7 9 0 A * 


| cn | Tce! "Ul 36ible, but For SE 1 
| n fir INT apa ID alas 
| "Theſe Ren tuners were internuxt with e 


danke ok Teors tlet (he g ole · part al hi Arme wage 
ef ve 3 undeetanding him : 125 Bt 


| 0-46: 2275 75 
: 2 


3 thy | 1 
per. be Ban ye — rhey were then wu, 


—— 1 Which do imboldned the Knig it, 
Arkbe arid 1 : he pzoceeded from Kiſles 40 yeſſing. ber Pals, 
* 18 f bY, Lacella to fetch a vp Sigh, who -Leigntng ta pe retuxn d to hex 8 | 
ut wert pr O'$orereign 00 f how long thall'vs he in this ange 
forfake me not, I beſcech you : For ih, Jon hed b 
_**Ty he King, hearing her make ſuchpitious Anan, ax ber yo him gadche 1 5 
Non een told you) lo cloudy, en ae . . 125 
© Tx meanotier;which-made Lucella with from. be dene Coane, made 
dog de Pleature, he received ftom the wert Careſs, mew 
= Wover, Bit now there was no Romedy. Sheanult gin 0bdjps-ce, to. 
teh the Knighrs Help go to the other endafxhe Poat. whers the? 8 1 | 
. Sant; moking Vows and Pzayersc0 GPDFqutheis Safer, pf which ſhe had ire 
ns : fo) the S202 lo muſter m zhcir Ugle], that wing all aber da 
Wo - xoutd not ker fieber Keaven 02 Garth, nos ct ru any. Mt an imoeuoug 
| peſt; and Clouds, ditven by (Mind, intermix d with Hail, * 1 
; eenvugh 2 — — . 
Bs aſe who vomain d inthg geeat: bib, a iht bad, 825 | 
; mur them, ſeing'the Weather and Sta changt of alupdyn, & Kir Sails, a, 
und Rin gin toreer'd,cnd oben tu pieces, wert ani dam Fortuncy 1385 1 
eg 1 ag ang longer, 1 to lesve, ann gba: 
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of the Hole? 


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nin 1 mY fan 10 ſans Hi 


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Sta, ES, on in * they (over 

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5 00 EU = | x - 
2 722 = — r E - BY b ee 655 
5 = 2 2 - a , + FD 
Aras, *. 1 37 2 od | WS JE S a 7 | | | 4 5 4% 
— IS r 8 7 * — > 0 | | Ss & - 


renn 0 De on 
LE A iy. : TA ä Ja, A ANN Fenn 


——ĩ—ë — — th 2 — AGES 


1753 i 26 Bd. £5 434, TET-: 8 7 Ta] Ne 
7e eaten d won ihr Bing tut Durrer d Rigdtz 
1 Lucella and e bn bn | 
n anger, and yet moze the next ae - Foz it r 1 @S 


n;t9 
11 Fee Tot 


8 1.5 Perl tz. — Ks 


ene and to gentlp -abqur,; til 

i "Th ech Knight e s Ws e alle 

Abelk, thar we ſhould go up, ce, it We can dilcoygr any s or C 
en a ph 0b e 


8 gO 
they a mat be de and b brug till they BY kebev bet nee arne 
ings, towards which they rode, lo that Won 15 er 0 of the ing they 
xfily fie the Fortreſs; which was a-great-{quare Caſtte, environ'd-with thfck 
Walls, having Battlements, and being in god Defence, But bekoze they could come 
Ar it. they ſawat a god.dillafice two great Warble Pillarg, where ther 
| went to a derx fair Tower, and thenee to ansthet about a 1 1 
err 2 litewile 10 PiUars + and lo mant we each atv Bow: — — 
But they ſaw neither Wan, no; Wojnan, of whom they mig 12 I ire con 
gh Place, which made them certainly believe it to be ind ſed: Neves 
tonüdering rhe Danger out of which they were jplt x Er, 10 


| ng could 
t it 3 phirhet au to och 2 vent on 


er; ſhall 4 aue 7 ys 0g tb ablimt. #4 
2 h) Lai a 5. ig this is a ſtrange Hap.” As fax as I can ſee, v we are 
15 1 bd in the e of Agrees, of Which I never heard, N 4 
rſh: 6 what Enchantments and wry the are here. 
1 5 BARE ; 1% 1 $9661 124 N 


——— S nes 
Of the me REES —_ 
— — — "_- "oh 

E ue rt == Pe SARA por Opinions my 


{ no farther ti —.— when we will enter if we can. 
his was very agz#able to the Nee an d, and 
ling thefr Þozſes, to let them kd, ) ſat dn at the Kot of the where 


had nor tung ben, when there tame toward them a very Ant 
ing a Faulcon on his Fist. be,  knowing;, that they were S rs, aghkt them, 
what they were doing: For, ſafd he, if you be perceiv'd by thoſe of the Caſtle, you's 


cannot avoid being put into the moſt dqjetul. Priſop, that e ever NN po lan en. 2 


tred into. . 

Knight, pe] 6f the 1 5 word. Sek 'u8 then, if) you pleaſe, 2 
12 ＋ 5 8 "T7 

3\ 


gecal 
"Fat ny ug lcrey is 7 9 


Rand then. "that 1500 
f TZirke ied re; NN ME 
W ” 2 . 70 90 


9 955 T1 Ktiigh 
ts, and every one of 905 


7 it) 


gf LC fit, but at. 


f EE 


E th 4 Axe Gi n has the hes 
eſe ; Coup wit expreſs demm! rom the "Queen that be 
1 he be Kilb d, r taken. T. ur 
within two days return” On . 
doubt, not that ly '1 ay; iy 6 g It. © 
* bert hem from 155 you hurt, 1 1 & 3 
Then bidding god, night, owards the Caſtle,” "nt * 


| Yes take anvth A 
5 Fir = ej he thelt 5 ls ci 7h 1 che 
111 pds we 8 5 i, them, and have'thePlk 1 7 RY wn, 
. And Doble it nat be ſo, kno Ir, th 92 
there is to ſave us, this Conntrey hi ef Wenk the Sex, nc 


| Boat: t were-mbeh better to d 155 dl 
wy e hie ee . 

ever ha bel in ns, «For fa 

be better, and mo 


b ator, 
te honourabfe | 
not to be tro but to ee {ates men, be fee 


p ; 
opting, 


AY 
1 


bem © Ke or wo 


r 


has very ae e 
went, like Perfotis ih 


1 


right rect ting 
5 "hot ö 


And to fay T 1 
ter dctanen 8 
foz this Ln abi Rin 
day, 


* 


— 


I —ñ —— ö 


e 7 N 500 en e 


bud be pielent t the odd 1 Ebi rhef ee Ne che Kelch | 
of the burning word rereivd ent be tre Fe th rr tuts o Arms 'by- 
75 23451 f! 


120 27:9 ad . 

; Gilges 1 FAY 1 1:1 
| g 1 4 THT Wu #114017 If [ 
| "11303 wk: ED 2 1.5 is 555 pi "Ih 10 ren 1 * 'F * Ne bo. 155 fig 
PN 1155 583 | 17 5 


bb e mite af thi weten, dle car eee 
4 10 S051 voy Ji en. 12000 ende he een e J Age 


| en in a 

[ 11 

85 = OE (FB er, öde þ 
i 

72 55 1 10 ts 1 Ton 


7, hog bi th 


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pat he 15 1 u f 

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191060 0 FE arhing 00 _ tren Wy 1 ok args 1 


t 2 51 1075 Sy mi Head, Sir Kh 
b wp 18 8 EA 31 my -the je more It him; 'a t e bay 


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Nad, und is life w! bk gone. 0 
(2 WnLar, dels 

bene 


5 5 e1 

. 155 da bye e 
8 01 aipthe, dy the; beſt, and happieſt; Knights 69%; 
e they pg' dhe Tower, and ae Watch-8f rhe ug ee 
Du Bas undder herr perten ted Himſelf 8 Knight of wohpeggut 
a du td that ofen Egli Wallis Wipe GAG, 8 
Sl 08 and Ude Sith; Zeeitex: x bi d 9913 en 
Iſs Hand Wy 5 Bach a-Dttiverz nngin iin ac Srebjp hat vr: W Pe, 2gl0 
| SIN bean b. . en A bea 6) bega W 


* yt + 
*% 6. $2 


Os . 


a” 74 = — Be 'The' moſf Eee 8 4 
oy 55 2 
a rg lehn 


Sword, thi1 ſhould have en vo wit 
bo 


Jon bis Pen Net ep TA 


- "Cyngcephal, Crt h ti fore”) 
FB 
1115 A orig Wente Fo im; kbar "fr: Tg Ts 


L ſtilp up. again, and fi tipo n his emp. wi vers 4 
ns U. I fark Hhars maze trot 1. ho: ty ih his 


"ig 1 Arm, as it he 1 
- With his left hand on bis $ 


| bo FEES 51 EEE 2 1 oro 
"His Thyokr, as cut his At which" the UW Mice Meet wer zul 
8 . dae ay, 
very llerte eee; . 2 F jy = 2h 
IE; WE n 


. fifth Tower bring then tonguer d, and — Loge. 
E. a paung Vn 


lg by breototh third Doc but finceFdi 
e yon are, as Iifee;-refoly'ts foliw it, yo m eh 
oy Wy Iw9: in chis plate, which are Mack The Comb pore 
90 en an Cloak, ante 2 arms (ligerer : There = 


21 


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2 2 
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I. 
- 


"Tar ay welleaſe 7 For at We CIT believe ery b 
om to OU. | 4 * 
Fawie Knight ofthe W i» | 1 stil w in ken 
Koi this cauſe, to tekuſe the othe made * 


fer, 
faith] am diſpleas d bs 1 ende "Companions, tho” your cannot 
* ba 0 F s their own; 1 and yo 


ic W G not o. ni 
iS Place, for. Aich ö am ay that if you think*fir” to leave ple, 4 
ot conſtraining me any fafther to fight, aſſure your ſelf, you wllTay an 
pan — fot ever. For, beſides that you ſeem to me à valiant man, you have in Ty 
fo praig'd me, that I know no 55 what Thanks to give you,” - mos. 
| a laid the other, Were 'Maſter mY y elf, out" Acco would be: lade: 
but 1 hag gfven my Fa Ith to that brought trie into theſe Coaſts tod elend t 
Igwerta my death. And I was indeed mach ſur pri d, when 1 oblig ES fes ins. 
För die askt me 2 Gift, which I granted her, without knowing w reof 
4 55 d:lei 11 h to repent ines 1 ; 134 | GN «ft bor 


gce t 15, ann the Knight 


ght of Fo, e 
. en e ” * — - - * tl 5 of whith,w 
ag debelted, the tof the Caſtle, fleeing him fo NEEDY * 
9 1 kv; bim. 8 — d Mantle: Hg 5 
2 ; _—y 
q: 'hw1cke Plealure his; 8 
EE nes ig to him at ther: th 
160 the velir m, fo2 whom he dp'd day and ITE ruh ; 
was lulicient to inſpire hiat m un 
avs der- de th fight the + 


11 be pri mri the Anſwer ke made Frandamdla, 4 of 
mj Lad ſuch Remembrance of me this Wecm 1 

—— the Honour of the Combat be ou u nie” 
I front y Boll, which inthiswdrld isonly tap x had 
* teſt; and phone op cr TEE 2 
ye this wönd, en the Damiel retir d: faz 
e 

blend, an expert Palteaaet: 5 {6 that roten der st. well, 1 

int to ng, nd a0 than the Exerciſe was to ind: — 1. dangerous. 5. 

intr'dlsng, t and:'T.heaftv)pals'dberwtxe theny Sikh 
Tante e env Ren they awer. Aud 
de man kalſr Oiterg den 


5 vn o WA, dei ie worn nts” 


411 ty ee 


and [ur p? 


ane hy wh; o M83. 

- Bd 1 gürrite Wh nh diſdain Wein, e and 4 - 

ds likted nds, 1 ave. 7 7 7 N e K et 'of che burning 807670 
Welt obvaied 4 pg back, 15 gt ee a Then 

'Iif781y intde Bie 1 8 555 ailtis At gave him a cit n the 


Kaavght lum d4þe;ga0und, being nsr able to Cand ang Anger! Phetrtoze Fe 
lf 5 oy 0 ah, Knight ! ſince ſuccci5.is ſo much. at Ba Sue, paſs on, and 11 
low ycũr Fortuge 


10nd as be- We ould have ſpoken Big tie kat 9. th ei Toth into ot on. 
Aer bes Ser ag thc otters hab gf Taba ; 7 8 8 Ae "etyit ig out: Come 
#erth S0kdiass, come far w are all I 
beg her 9 0 815 brgetthen tekom k os 
gabe be hab reve! n Fra 
er Here, Madam, is 285 BL INE; 0 I | 
191 grd, fa h Wah 


>4.1The right & thy Hupning Swotd tl en well thoyght, that he fh th now find 

55 do, than ke had done hitherto: whetekoze he d Lucella, and putting his 

eee _ By? ) 

ene | an — 

I gat DE Oe 1 and Sunlrafribſe 
hei For 2 0 1585 ys 


— 


TY 
1189. 


e and ke 


1 90 
4 Nd. chahe four Slave g eng, e * A 
(he Ex * * eh. 
2 Kir er War ue b 
#2 L ut 
K 6 74105 to ens = 


Nee Crain 

Aer at. r Cmbanms -; 100 

pn A bent they found not tere 3 Wy 21 ; 

1 th, wear whirh her met trau, Miflains, copies 1 

5 tote that were ever e ili dar 
e dain on the Hate; and ade 

what they had done with ehr 

xg nid 5 on _ of 


r Wh Apchorepren taken tot Innchetre 
efterU dy, xs, whocanmmimomrheayo) ut the 
7 ”'s nor 'OW at artheſt, N * 0 2 Y 1 ** n "Pax ) 


CHAP. XXIV. 


Ho the-Knight of che Burning Swoꝛd went up to the fiber of Trealive, 
there the Emperoz.of Trebiſond,7ELifvart of ener, and e of * "are 
Enchanted: And what befel them. 


ö Ta Knight of the devine Sword: having two \ ſeveral Wounds, one in his Leg, 
| ade by.Cynocephals Arrow, the 9! in his Heart, by, Lucella's Beauty, could 
not take any — koz the Light of the apers that were burning in the Chamber: 
Hut aCſoon as they were extint, thinking by the Help ol the 'Dorkneſs.r9; chte hig 
Eyes, there came fuch a Bꝛigptnels from the Stair-caſe, we lately mention z, a 
made hun ſuddenly ſtart up: And doubting ſome Treaten, he haſtily took his hel⸗ 

and his Hhield, and with his Swozd in bony Pi ſtrait to hh Plate, whence 


7 


5 ‚ Light pzoceeded, he began wc aſcend. the d to war the Chai af of 
7 —. till he tame under a Perron, f ik ils. of 5 7 
: et ang tining, that he ealily pergetv'Þ.in e nagt of 


* 


js pongepo the EE ITED 5 IR 
d with aiarvelous Artifice certain Hiltozies, | 


unt, rev2eſenting.aVan, had on his Peadan qr Crown, and in 


3 welt wiitken theſe Wozdg : 21 
25 ee of Cenſtan in ple, the walt excellent od 


= * Fi baldone he e pointed to with with tis right hand; wire the Pop! 1 85 5 of 
ber Dekended Chamber, where Amadis and Oriatia « 

1 others, that attemted to enter. The Trial ok the Sw64d x 
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life, that ever poor Gentlewoman ſufferꝰd, even to this very day, when by the 
ginn, of This fett Princes Tee thetbing, tmoft:Uebre Intthe wontd, which is your : 
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reaſon) be nam'd the moſt 1 4 7 -oful man, that ever was born of à Woman. And 

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of th Myidear Friend; I befeech yon, that, in this time of Pleaſure, there 
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fei hate well revompenſed me, that I ſhall he hey Stevant as long 38 live. TY 
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til towards the end of the Week, when the. $eavar leit bu dupekhrie Widunag bb» 
np or err Axiana in the mem time drrat ei them irt the belt manner, | " 
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The Knight of the burning Sword very humbly thank'd him. _ This Diſcourſe 
was ſcarce ended, when the Inkanta, Shothat- bern to vilit her Friend Lucencio, 


tame in. The King immediately went to ſalute her, with bis Knee, in a manner, 


d the Gzound, and che, us was of -an>Acromplitht i Behavigurs cexre('T lim very 
humbly- Then they tat doton n ton Chairs; near ta the addzelling 
himſelf to her, thug began Lis Diſcourſe : Madam, you have already done me ſuch 
Fav burg, that is ic\poſtiBleator foprora Knight, as lam, ever totreturn te 
table Piumts t T Rave nevercheteſs, bymy Entreaties, ſo far prevail'd-- oh 
Ning; that he Has oß bis Liberality, bern pleas?d te heſtay:ion ane the Place, you 
Aoſt:ſome fem days fince; to tlie end may reſtore in ãnto your hands, which | very 
Willngly<dde ventreating you, that of your wonted.Goodnefs, you: withpardon 41 
the death of your people, U undoubtedly) endbd their daies; mote c hro' bei 
om of ehe plate, they Ft, than fit any Deſired. hat to do you 9 
Therefore, Madam, with T Hanks to the Rive, you will pleaſe to accept this: 
ſent, and to eſteonvne, as Ant ere would er his _ —_ ET elſe 


dear ro Him, for your Service. 

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tet — — 2 "Joy, ſhe moduſlig abu 8 In- 
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e — — vou have gain d from ne ant mine, put me in Rreat contu- 
L000 veceuſe, conſidering in u hat manner my plate has: been conquer d and 'then 
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| Ah I Madam, Caſs the King, 1 wilk uc lo et contend with wu, well knowing, 1 

1 that your Courteſy can o e much: better ſytaker than Iam : bot let c ² 

alice * chat all thoſe, who ſee you, fall into a Dehire of doing. you i . 
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given them, with no other Arms but their ; | on. £0 The - 
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N nn t td atknowledge the Flcalure, he retelbd e 
reve. y Faith Madäs you have in my opinion hd. alte us tee hin 
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n {ome fort, to:acknow wit, by giving you the Pteaſure, art in nge 


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ves indecd ant wer u the Muen,/'tis what we requeſt of you. 122. has 
Then they atofe- krom their Places, and not to tire — ſen 

thelr holes, on which being mounted, they entred first into ra gar: Pork, part 


curioully planted with Rows of Drange-trees, Lemon<tters,: Fen 
Cy „Lawrels, Tentisk, Pines, Fir⸗ tres, Halm trees, 
Ltd hers, wand ' pleaſant,” little higher; on a malle ri 
55 ker p Cd & Pintn-tr — koꝛta dt 
- a em at he Gat rung Bipniet, _ a7 many mee 
w 0 fach Pi aber. — — va — as made 
as an hig ar o r ut ndance ot 
I cpacſous Lake, Then going on the lett hand, they entred into along Walk bert 
tach ſide with Elms, Lime-trees, and Sytomozes, which lo ſhaded it, that th 
1 | ee Summer could not haveoffenvedtche Eyr ol any one; and to rel on 
; exejon- the Sides: of it;Ardozs of Wiodbines any Bax, entermix d 
— and Laplacks; And in rheanidt wa a Round of an hundzed var des 01 
where were Pallas, Juno, and Venus ot white Worple, who look an Paris, Wet 
a KockofThryſtal; whence illu d another Fountain, in which they all tao! 
Pleafure; that they had not any thoughta ot Aeturning, when there 1. 
dackc cloud a Cloud that they all lot ug ht ot each orher, and | 
pent hiſs, and beat his Wings, fo that the whole Park reſounded.The; 
las, po92 Ladies, were you not tlen afraid. Pes certainly were vou, an ms 
manner, CT you thought immediately to dye: Foz the lat menttonꝰd Fotuntat 
chang d into lo gzeat a Fire, that the Flames ſemꝰ'd by little and little to hat 
on the whole Park, thole, who beheld this wonder, expecting nothing but a m ker > 
and delperntt and, and enfeg?43iava,. who habſoſubrilly bought them zhis 
-rake, as they rhought, rengeance ſ92the Wiſpize ure, de had receib/dof chef. 
the moe to entreale their Fear, thep heard, on the g tat Lake, (ilcha ; Baile © Th 
der, that hey thought, Heaven and Karth dould come togetier, when they terte 


bing dom OR uf de wy 2 Serpent, caſfing Fir 2 

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dungen, where he began {oto beſtir-himfctf,, that.che.Knights,, TW 8 
+ thewoman, were wacht with rhe Water, which Cpurted W 060 fel el eir Bore 

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midi of the md, and Aae them having LifrartsSwad, any mirhout ” 
2 ahr moe ſcefng any thing, that might trouble them. 1 
|  -::Wherefoze the Knights, knowing their Illuſion; and paſt Fear, kell a laug hing; 1 
ko did not the Ladieg, but trembled {ike che Leaves an the Bree, what fair Wozws 
ſdeber Axiana gave them; who would babe bought them farther : Tut Lucella bery 
| Farely told her, Ge would not lz any thing in the wozlo go en, / unleſs he promi d 
ts kret her fcom theſe Plantafms. She was indeed made like ant dead than living, 
oritrutter'd theſe Moꝛ ds with furh a Geace; ag tntteng d the Laughter - 
” 72Wherefoze Axinna gave her Liſrart Bun, ſaying to her: Madam, the better to 
Z ſecure you, take this Staff, which has ſuch: Verrue; chat no Eechantment can hurt 
* who bears it: And for this cauſe did Lrequeſt the whoſe.itis, to 
lend it me at our entrance into this Park, Which he did, and 1 deliver it to qou, ta 
- defend your folk fe the Teſt, if you are afanited with the lie K, as ypu have been, 
- Certainlyanſwer'd: Lifxart, 1 ſhopld .choofe ſuch Deſcacttrom, ber, and 
er am ready to confr ſs, that mand ſut hi like have mort Power over me n 
et who ſhould be arm'd, and in a wi to f ght me. 1 
Wen chen, ſald N on this word 1 receive it, and win defend you, if Occa- 


hey tus jeliing one at tir drher; the Kuight of the burning Sword, who 1 
Fr, rhat Liſvart Tok: th Kfurion,:and:thar he was in tove with Lucelia, en- 
Rs fo ſtrang a Jraloufſp, that he would gladly habe found a -Pzetence-t0 * 1 
Thin pꝛelentiy: But neither Plate nog Oppoptunity being diipos d : it, he 
25 #8 he ye hang i Wil; to make him fomerime repent it, tha the Suſpicion 
| conce(v*d./ gg all rhe'goad Entertainment, be made this Lady; 
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Do \reffa arriv'd | in the Iſie of krgenes: And of the Departure of the Sete 
2 Ade others, to return into their Countrey. * 


Tur; one being, as you have heard, ey ons $1 . they al took "—— j 
e the Remainder 2 e to rhe Ses⸗ 
EN by which it was on that fide 1 As hip! difcover r ok a get 
king towards them with wonderful Swifrneſs - Whirefo1e t nr, 1 
=; ro know who was in ft, And when the Ueſſel Lee ee eto boot 
att ie, they that were in it, put fo2th a Boat, which two Warſners bepan eo- 
roch, F rging wlth chem nine Tamſells, holding each of an Harp, the E 1 
&.- ot d ccch9'y ty the water, was wonderfully ſweet. A little akter they came a- 
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even by him of the Burning Sword; 10 he remembzed it was ſhe, who delt d bim 
to lea ve 20 18 Combat againtt Eſplandian in the Refended Mountain. 

Foz this caule oy one was pleas d to ſee her, and the Emperoꝛ emb2ac*d her, as 
did allo the Knight ot the Burning word, who Cald to her: My great Friend, See 
me leave to Kiſs you. 8 

he, who well enough under(tvod] what he aſm'd at, humbly faluted bim; n 
ſwer?d: Sir Knight, you know the great Deſire I have to do you ſervice, and how 
much I am, yours. 1 3 

Liſvart and perion, wondering at this Acquaintancs, bnew not what to-rhi % 
of/jr-; Nevertheleſs they tok at that time no notice, but alter they had reteidꝰd zer, a 
the deſeev*d, the ſaid to them: My Lords, my Father, and Wrgands: ſalute n 
in al humilit „and ſepd you word, by me, that for your Good you enter without -* 
Delay into this Sti DIE tis requiſit, you be henceforth ſeen by thoſe, Tho havs > 
45: 40 yer, and are in yery, greac Pain for your Ablcice.; Therelore:confder ix 
vou will-behere their þ for they love you, and deſire your rait 


have often enough expe 3 
The Ei | pinſon, he Jhould- never lee the Day dz Pet i: 
þre: £ that Alquif and Urganda Lent; them nit : 
1. anſwer d bekdze them all; Ny great Friend, I chin s - 
"of" ilodey Perſons. to whom we are ſo much bound“ 2 
5 ES Lach rad, without feu to the Place, from whence: we nn 
uin Morning. 


the others. 213 : 
» Bow cene ld very wen ren unbzed the Pzomile, he had made to the bee: | 
fourid in the 2 be was hunting, as vou were told in the be © 
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this Mol chalets he would not, at that time ſpeak of it to he 
vart en WO tithe. Auten of Argenes, heingretunt d, he ſhould x 
ko th Trebilond, whence be would being them tu 5 


c02, and the other Knights, Ladies and Sauer, > 
php vi her; whatſoever was in thtir Power: Fo: whith 
ſhe heartily them, and ſhe recommending themto the Pꝛotettion of her Gadd: 
they entred into Alquifa's,Ueſlel, which a little aſter pur "of from Land, the Cmpe» - 
roz thinking to go ltralt to Trebibond. But he was ar this e a ar” 
tall erklingen che t of our Hittozx. 


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How Malkadea, Daughter to the Giant of the great Sitlades, came to asx 
help of King Amadis, who went with her, to. revenge her of the Giant 
Maktaron. . 01 nA 1; 0 

+  T © tht beginning of this Hiſko2y, you have been told, how King Amadis .took a 
: 1 angular Delight, in ſeeing the Feats of Arms, every day perkozm'd by the Dut- 
- cheſs of Savoys Knight, who kept rhe Kay, whether he had caus d his Tents and 
Pabitio"s to be brought, lo that he ſtay'd there four whole Months: during which 
As incredible, what a Number of Shields were loſt by ceberal gallant Men, gtcot⸗ 
ming to the Cuſtom, effabliſht at the Paſſage. ' At which, the King tenteſved ſuth 
A Tode fox the Knight, that, to dꝛaw him to bis Svevice,” and continual. Reſidence 
abont his Perſon, he ſhew'd him g2eat Honour and Sign of Love. 1 
Now it A one day among{ others, that his Duntlmen bꝛeught him Wo | 
of ©x2ear Wild Bear, which they hav found in a Thleket near the Sta- Ude. The 
| Kit; who lov'd Hunting, commanded preſently the-Toils.to be. ſpzeqv,/ and wich 
dichter hounds, Hounds, and other gzeat Dogs bought hirn te a, Bay, and at dak 
Full d him with a Boze-Spear. And becauſe he found himſelf weary, he went ts ve⸗ 
teich hiniſe!fon the Sand, where he had not been long, when he law a Boat, bzpught, 
dd the Sko:e by two Mariners, and with thema Damlel, carrying an ber Sbeulders 
to Glants Heads, one a Mans; the other a Womang. She, ot wham J peak to 
5 [9 much forrow, that ä pitylefs beat would have been ino t0-toms - 
paWion m eee carp At of 01.2 JON 
„Uhr Ving, and thoſe. whs were with him, biet near hear the, Cayſe of 
this Sorow, and what Adventure ought this Woman © thither. . But che 
piebrnted them, agking them with Tears in her eit e hey 
to King Amadis, the Kampart and Retuge of ſuch” deſolate. .3 blog, as ſhe 


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| te Ring hearing. thar the deür'd to ſpeak with Him; andwer d mildly: Dam- 
ſel.. am ke, what would you have with me? . 1 g 
At this wozd the Gianteſs p2oftrated her {elf at {fs Feet, andincreaſing her tears 
and g hs lad to him: Alas! if in the time, when you were a Knight Errant, you 
ſought ſtrarge Adventures, to repair Wrongs and Outrages, eſpecially ſuch, as 
were done to Widows and Orphans, now that you are King, Reaſon obliges you 
not. to leave this fo good, holy, andjyit Cuſtom. For GOD beſtows not his 
Favobts and great Benefits on ſuch, as vou are, but for the Preſervation of Juſtice, } 
And Afhſtence of the Poor, who are all ſtripr of Relief, as Iam. . = 
My Friend, anſwer'd the King, you ſay true, and certainly I will do ſo, if I can, 
whenever I (hall-have Opportunity: Wherefore delay not to acquaint me witk 


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08600 prince, cad the, with this hope I am come to you, and maſt humbiy 


venge me of the wrong that is done me. 
[ grant it you, ant wer d the King. 


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Underſtand, Sir, (aid ſhe, that the 


wicked Perſon that has ſlain my Father and Mother, whoſe Heads theſe are: and 


the Remainder, Sir, I will tell you atciſiire;as wwe Are ailing) 4:1) 1197770 „ Hf 
In good faith, anſwer'd the Bing; ĩteall nor be my fault, if your Will is not e 


ecuted ; for I will follow you, where-ever you deſire.” 


Gertainly, ſaid the Tamſel, this Confidence berg always had- qu Merten 


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ere | 3-221] $-3u; I "4 
The King call'd the Count Gandalin, and temmanded him to fetch. rheur winks. © 


ſeech'youto grant mei a gift;' which tis deceſſary you ſhould do, if yon intent tu res 
een e 


F | Gift you have given me, is, that you alone 
being Arm'd, enter preſently into:#iy;Boat, toithe end you may revenge me of the | 


ont ſaying a wd2d td the Quern, 02 any other, till ſuch time as he was departed;/The ..* 


lang, t re he return d, and the 
theMueety with hat he had feen, andcfire ber in bis Mame-ndr to! be- tnubien 


fax hi. Then he went into the Boat, and, without knowing whether he went, be 


gan to Sat, leaving his People in a wonderful fear ok long hum. 


And betaule you may, Readers, think it ſtrange, that this good Ring, [who-was . 
fourſcoze years old, could pet under tale the Execution of ſuch an Adventure, on 
muſt underſtaud, that in his time the moE magnanimous Bright, and eb the rente, 


Cohrage, that could be taund. Noz were the days of Men lo ſhozt then, as they an 
naw 2:£02 they libꝰd o me TY hundzed, nay ſome Three Bundzed and lo 
ger. And which is mot, the Uertne of the Mater, wherewith Urganda the Ans 


known waſht him in the Palace or Apolidon, when ſhe enchanted him, wag Ur R 


Adwantageous to him in this Affalr. 2d nelle 4 © 
But to return to dur Stop, King Arban, habing kfoſtow'd King. dis with 
his Epe, till he was cut uf fight, came tothe Buren, and acquainted. ber with tc 


King's Command, at wich he betame ſo troubled, that fetching. dern ag, de 
began to ſay ; Good GOD, the King's great Heart is an Enemy to his Perſah, — 8 
to me, ſeeing the Dangers it. expoſes him to at every turn! Alas l is it notetime 
for him now to reſt, and leave ſuch youthful matters to be undertaken by ſo great 


a Number of good Knights, who deſire nothing elſe?, , vnn 


is born to gain to himſelf. alone the Honour of all, deſires thus to do, 


ſuficiently to ſatisfy us for the Service and good Will, wechear him 
DPanpeothers endeavour'd to comfdzt 
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Ho Palfadea the Gianteſs related her Misfortune to King Aniad(s and of the 
peine they had together. 
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dehnte vilimgly me rect to him : Tour Majeſty ivil} be pleasd to un- 
- derftan; that my Father was Lord of the great Sitladea/ ſo calꝰd far being: lon- 
ger and larger than any other of the four aud fifty Iſlands. And tho” he Mat a 
Gant yet had he many good and vertuous Cuſtoms: hewasvery: juſt, ecm paſſionate 
und a tactiſer of friendly Hoſpitality towards his Neighbburs. Oe of which, h 
nns wicked and traicerons Diſſembler, abuſing tis my Fathers Courteſy and goed 
Nature, pretended to be fo much his Friend, thatheloy'd him above all others. 
Heß of whom I ſpeak, and wha is nam d Waſcavon, came. not above fifteen days 
ſince, with a Couſin of his into the great Sitlades, where they were very well re- 
* _ "oeiv'd.! Now the next day after dinner, this Villain askt my Father; chat he might 
"* kaverny Company to walk in the Garden- My Father, innocent ef the Raſtals 
Malice, cemmanded me to go along with him: and Waſcaron and I were ſome time 
together without his ſpeaking any thing that might diſpleaſe me: hut at laſt he 
pray d me to grant him my Love. a 1; Tf! — 
Irhen, being much amaz'd, frankly anſwer him, that I would rather dye, than 
do this Injury to my Lineage, ſetting before his Eyes the good Entertainment, and 
teat Reception, my Father had given him, to which he ought to have regard, | 
Say hen fe ſaid he. Tet muſt you obcy me, whether you wil or na nevertbeleſs l pray 
you, ir may be by Amity, and not by force. 
"Certainly, aafwer*d-I then to him, I would firſt kill any ſelf with mine own hands, 
- Notwithſtanding this, my-Refuſal higdred him nat from attempting to-defile me 
- by force, which made me cry out ſo load, that my Father, who-was then diſcour- 
ſing! wich Paltarong Conn, came to my Aſſiſtance, askirg- me the cauſe of | 
| Cry. 217 29 | -  _ 
WG cr or ſaid I, this Villain would baus diſhondur d mc by force. 33 
= My Father, not without cauſe, provokt hereat, ſtoop'd down to take upa ſtick; 
Which lay at his Feet, and before he could get up again, the Traycor, drawing a 
Seymeter, which hung at his fide, gave him ſuch a Blow on the neck, that he fd 
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Mother came to me, who findingmy Fätherſtfüst murder d, and the deymeter in 
the hands of his mutderer, flew — big, and 21 A 2 Lowes which _ 
' Whelps taken away began to rat ta do e mifchich a W I]’ 
* imed with could in factra cafe do. And ſhe had w-with- 

out doubt kill'd him, but that the other, taking his part, firſt threw a aer 3 
onthe Ground, and then drawing his Sword, na. bt her. 3 

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executed his dam d und/'unbappy* ier RefiBance or Then: 8 
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Mug moſt ft men butcher! e Dare, they re it, 
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Wh E being teck the Heads, yon may Fey behold; and 
this Boat, attended hy thÞ Sefvanit: of mine whe! haz'brovght me toi 
Refuge: and ſo indeed I commanded him, having oſten hearttie affira? d, qe: : 


never-fail'd your Affiſtance to any pvor deſdlate Woman. 
In this manner, Sir, alla paſt, and this is the Aer r end ofchoſe;frog-whotr 
1 had my Life. | . %% h 


Then the fell a warning ſo bitterly, that it ſeem? d, as if ihe would have: nin 
into Tears. At which\th? Rings heoet was in fuch manage taury dw —__ 


fun, tkat he could ktarte forbear weeping : wherpfous he can ty 96 : 
is the greateſt and moſt Villa mous Treafod; "that" douid de im: Bir aan 4 
have good hopes not to leave unpuniſh'd. I sing 8 200 üer 


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Thus went King Amadis and Malfadea GE wi Co Ats, 
1 groove 17 they arriv'd within Tweraþs Wiſes n 1 he yer: ir ag | 
tht riners let the Ring underſkand, all 5 0 1 55 
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How theEmperor of Teevicond, Lea nb Sill their Company, failing 
-'by-N5gtit; my wy chenre Bout pit > es Knight, and a Lady thac 
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out te Seat their departute om the Aue of Argenes, at which: there» was 
— 9 hut was paves — go trat to ITrebiſond : but 
n counted without thrir Holt; gest Nammage would have been 
n . to 23 which Fe wag ſent to them, as you will Aer in 
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2 n-Sailing ig ipace-of' wile Month Sithcuvknowing: whi- 
2 ar, — way they went, the T 1 being guided ol it ſelf without any Pilot 
- - p2(Governoue, Kc. {0hadrhe 2 * it one might :hapned;- tat tle 
Hugin of the burning Sword, not hing abię fox /rhinking'vri bie Kore, 
heard the — of 7 lamenting, as he thought, and bfiteely -weepi 
Conlpanion Gradamart, to! whom he: ibatela'!fing ar 
. endo waht be he bad heard: this Cmpliit-v-farze laid he, it 
ems tome to be ſein of dur Damſels. 
I have well heard the Complaint, anfwer'd Gradamart, but it cumes from far- 
ther off, and IH tis ſo; the Water carries away the noiſe by little andi little. 
God never help me chen, laid the Knight of che Burning Sword, if Edo not go. tol 
> - know; what intens (H ? : 2971 939 3:22) %. nat Pf 
- 13;Andyoyor g anſwer d Gradamart, that l wit flay! behind 2 .£:321D' 635; 
Then they got haffily: up; and wapping themſelves in their Civaks,cane crete 1” 
22 week, whece.thby tnanir d ol the Mariners, if they had keen any one rare that way, L 
Fe "who wept 02made any noiſe ? 123 0 
Les, anſwer: d'fome. rene Dauſel, whom a Knight carries =iray: in 2 
—_T Ae ſaid. the Knight ofithe borving Sword, he forces! bet hed; 


aud mond ill become me tod ve ſo long born Arms, and not to remedy it; and 
%is probable, | heard not this noiſe without the Will ef the Heavenly Pbwers; who 


vonld have ne E look after it. And therefore, Sir Gmbnnmrt, 1 deſire you to 
help me arm. * If : for I would not for any thirg in the world delay to fem 5% 
than in our Skiff, with one or two of eur Mariners. F* 
How, anſwer'd Gradamart, do you think my Frierdſhip to you 10 little, that 1 
would let yougothus alone? On my ſoul, tho' you fo far diſdain'd me, yet Willa 
not forſake. you, withont having ſhare in the good or evil, that may befall you Dy 15 
+» When the Knight of the burning Sword heard him ſpeak with ſuch Affection, dous 
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great Diſ to/mp= + 1 | 
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bare-fac'd, tho'you-will- Ko as little, as . 7340 Jou ket: 1 
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whom: you preſume, but I ſhould think m ſelf very happy. to ot Friend and 
Servant of ſo good a Prince, as ꝓour Mae > for Teſtimouy wherenf 2 1 in au- 
rance, that we will eontinue yours, 10u.{hall preſently know, who we,are, aud 

me News; which will give you yet more. Deſire to. Wiſh us Well. A 4 pas 
- nitan is/Gtadamare; $on to the King of the Giants Aüann, and £2 or Sentzcl 
9 call'd the Knight of the burning Swozd: to tell you m 12 1 being r4 
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"Lion Tower, and if this Place is nat the Sal 
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re-him.for-courteſy.to deliver r them, a 
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gat Vertue has no part in him: Nor will he do any * but by eren 3 
Vanda they were thus Diſcourſing, they ſaw come towards them, Naur, rt: x 
Tom Nag, who, without ſalating them, ſaid to them: Knig]W, Gaivalfe, 
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rn yo Infants Lucella, inte O r1u5, and ſeveral others wireiin the 
= C 5 With Lifrartaid: Perion: 
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| | Grace, that I may ſoon hear thelike bf the King 
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the ars at arban Kirig bl North wales Angriet d Eſtravauz, and ſeveral 
. - godd Knights, all which came ta the Nuten, who made themſelves of 
1 Plealurr: no! did Alquifa fozget to tell them, in what a wonderkul manner the Em 
* Frdpann big man mender by the Knight of the burning Werd. 
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1 And will he not come to lee us » [aid the Queen. 
No, Madam, anſwer d Alquita : tor he Was ſeparated from us by a ſtrange Ad. 
venture. 
' Ak GOD! replyed the Queen, Kos am | diſpleas*d at it! For, though ab art he 
gave us much trouble ; yet will I not fail to honour. hiin, fnce ne rede #hat'yoh 
allure us. 
. Madam, ſaid Alquiſa, y you will, as I think, ſoon have the others here, 
hom is rhe King of Sit iiys daughter, who'is theifaiveR:gnd dliſet 
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1 King would be much &;1 iplratſed; if rhe: Emperor and the k ing of 785 wess er. 
be coceived, as the grratheispf cheir Qualitydoſerves.. Ly 
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Þ ticuce; as you/ſtiall think Foot: Tell them from me, that the Kings Abe Yah 
not hinger-me ftom givingtherrthe heſt Reception I cars and recb mend me affe. 
Jt Aionately to their good Graces, eſpecially to che Queen of a and the 8 | 
bei Daughter: [TellmyChildrewalſo, that they N no means d 3 to W 3nd w 
i re me, and bring all the reſf>cirh them. | 
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— the Pavilion, where Ferion and Florelms wert. Peflon. 
Were ſtretching kurh chin Arms, unde d ban; a 
opens the King and Queen wete in good health. 
anſwered he, I can give you no account of the kings who is 8 
Queen defirts.you and Lil vart to come and ſee her, as ſoun as poſhble/ you N 


Fo day, id Perion, it cannot be; bur to + og it may, inn the . 


will therefore return to her, with our Excuſes and Recommendations, to her good 
Grace. 


"Therrfi King. Arban, after he hay diſcours'y ſome time with: him, and taking f N 
Emperoz, return d back in London, where he acquainted the Sutrn with 


F64:this tauſe, the commanded her richeſt Hang ings to be pur up, and her Palace wie I 


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Queen Diana: : and of the Diſcourſe, they had together. . 


E Fer King Arban had left the Emt ere and the telt as the Kay, et of 1 
a& 3s $avoy; knowing chat they: Were all ta part for 1;ondon; gave 3 the 
mains Litter tocarry Florelus and Perion. So they pal d the ander of 0 
. and the next day every ane 2 Houle, 'except the 
0 0 Men, who were tarry d in Mens Arms, that they might nat he tes 
the war. And behind them tame the Dutcheſs of: Savoy in a gztat 


imony of Florelus g Hidov, and Triumph, which lo pleates 


ld be | 
bhe, who durft FIC and ſafd: Bu, r. thar bꝛoughrit: * 
i tell my Lord Perion, that 1 will obey him, fince nee tis 1 Ries A = 


pn Place, it deſepves. 15 

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raiſep {3 up to the tan oc ber own tith one, with ne 
— Litter; 7 . ＋ —— > permit it, and in ſuch > 

e inte ide Et of London, there going fozth to meet 1. 

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moe content, than if Gzeat Britain it ſelf had faln to her by Succeſſion. — 
tertain d the Dutcheſs of Auſtria, but he: was Townelancholiy; that kerbeunbr en 
thing burt having his leabe to go andfight ing Gandalfe t and in J 
Uchte at the Walate, where the Ring ve Sicil y-rook the Dutrheſs of Savoy! u 

the Arms fog the ane ot᷑ Florelus, wham he lob, and gꝛeatliy tam d ftom n 
1 They try'd themſelves together, every one of the others led his, as you have been 


1 mi n tame the Nuten Oriana, clad in black Cloth, oz the Abſence of King Ama⸗ 
dis, and at the Entrance of the bell, gave them a very g2cat and ſumptuoug Re: 
teption. Mich her were lo many fair Ladies, and Damſels, and ſo richly . chat 
1 F the Earth, than Montat Tie 
everences then, Welcomg;-KiCes, and Embzares on the ent fide and tht other, 
1 we et begun and ended, Auen Oriana adyzeſſed herſelf to the: ante 
and ſaid to her: n 
8 ——— | have been given to — 1 have at this day by your Means wy 
two sons: Nee mdte than weteome;: . 
| Ma ant wer d ſhe;y aur Majeſty is to give thanks only: to one, who- 3 "ads 
FF times from this Company Seeing the Goodneſs and high ERIE 8 
him, wasthe Cauſe a — beingdifenchanted - | 
1 60 (aid the Aueen grant me; the Favor, that 5 may one day ebe in i 
'' che Preſencpof the King: For l am ſure, he will honor Hlm, a he deſeryes: And 
4. as for meu ſhall all my kife be thankful to ybu both, fon bat ꝓou have döĩ. 
During chi Miſtourte, Or iana tod ſuch Delight in beſ alding the very giant brand 
ot Lucella, that ſhe tould not take ——— e from bff her; Laſyart came to g 
bee his Reſpecs, pirfenting to ber Gradablea, whom the had fozwerly een at Can. 
ſtantinople. T would be little to rhe purpoſe to acquaint.cou with he Diftburſe. J 0 
dtex had toßerher, let it tutte, that they were au highlyfatisfied with the gad Re. 2 
F ception, and Honour, that was given them. And becauſe Perion anv/Fldrekeshaye®” 
been 4<dnduced/ into their Chamber, without entting ints the Hall, 'e went te 
4 N  viſitthens, and embꝛating them ene after-che other, Me ſaid to them. ; 
3 ! Alas! my Children, over dear has this firſt knowledge coſt you; | conid keartily: 
1 wiln it were 6058 pleaſure, that you were in better health, than i ſee yu. Ank 
. pou Maris; what an Injury have 8 Morher:int concealing your IF 
- ſelf fo many days? tdeed you have much oO arikbs +40 
Madam, ancwertd he, l beſeech you to pardon me z x For my keeping 1 | 
I conceat di was the more to honor the Ring, and your Majeſty; to whom 4 durſt = 
on 4 Relation : net having done any thing, that might render me 21 5 
an Alliance Rſpeciall — [chb Oodnetl and Froweſi dem facher, ſo 
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| . praiſe GOD, and think himſelf ha pie for having ſocompleat:a Perſsn xo | 

Indeed, ſo Ido, Madam, anſwer d Perion- niet 
And becauſe the Tables were covered,andDinner ready, ſhe left them in the kerp⸗ 

ins of their Chirurgtons, and went tothe Emperoz; and the ref in the gent Han, Þ 
nn magnificently, and in abundante ſerved. with all; datw of De- 

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nom atetta arriy d in the Court of King Amadis,witiithe head of King Sundalce, 


andof the News ſhe brought thither, which made Balan remove And take his 2 
way to the Illand of the Ulermilfon Tower, where the Kwight of rhe Burning 


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is Noble Company being at Table, mabing the belt Theor tould debiſe 
I exceptBalav, who thought on nothing but going ta Fight his und 
deliver his Father and Worher krom the truel P3'iſon; in which they wt Ind, 
there entred ints the Hall a Damſel, carrying: lu her hands che Head of: a» Slant, 
which the held by-the halr. This Woman was ſon-khtown, by Balan: fo was 
Macetta, tu wh the Knight of the burning Sword: had delivered Ning Gandaif's: | 
Dei {es 29rd to King Amadis. . Balan; not having underſtod theFop-Foxumes - 
-  wefaln in the Adand of the Vermillion Tower, hut doubting, let rhwwoughhis long 
- - Abſence, the Tyrant had lain Galeotes, aud that theſe werr the ügns ot it; found 
| t. began. ta beat, when Macetta askt aloud, whith of them wan Ring 


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Damſel, ancwered the Emperoꝛ; tie is not here at this time, for Which we at 
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le may well be, ſai Macetta, that he is not yet arrixed, but his return will not 

be much longer delayed and in the mean time I pray you to ſhew; me, which aft 

theſe Ladies is Queen Oziana, to whom, in the Kings Abſence, I am commanded 
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My friend, anſwered the Quien, I am ſhe: would you ha ve any thing with e: 

Madam, anſwered the Damſel, the Knight of the burning Swow,- themeſt act Þ 

compliſbrof all men this day living, ſends you this Head of the Kingof the Saixit- 

' xary Aland, to acquit Balan, ſon of Galeotts; of the promiſe, he had made. And 
do let you underſtand how all goes, this Valiant — deſirous to amend the 

Wrong atid great Outrage, which this wicked King Gandalfe did to Galestes and 

5 fima,: whoſe Servant I am, had the moſt cruel and wonderful fight with him 

iat ever was ſeen: but in the end, GOD, the true Juſtice, has given the Victory 


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to the Juſt, who has ſo wel! abared the ride of the Tyrant, as you 1 may ſee, and - 
they are now at liberty, whom he has ſo long detained Priſoners, all which in gieat 
humility kiſs your bands. 

This News inded very muth'pleaſed all that heard it, who mozE and moze Rat- 
led 10 Pjoweſs ok the Koight ofirte barning Sword, and'amengtt-the-reſt;Baian, 


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is heart, beſought Kyiſghty GC D, to give him an vppozruniry OY 
wledge to hlin cle Favour,”-he had done him. 3d 
* Che the Dnetn anſwered Macetta: ln good faith, Damſel, the King — 1 tre * 
bound. 0, þ good Knight, whom I heartily wich in this Company: for Selan/. is. 
now delivered from the great pain, and his-promiſe well performed. 4 % Jas 
Damſel, ſaid the King ot Sicily, can you tell me any thing ot a Knight, ene Mo 
ve” by force 2 Danſe], to lere whom the ae you nk ol REA 8 
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3 Sir anſwered ihe, tet Knight forced neither Lady not Daralth: "if 9 
welt withher So mention, to ght a'Traytor who had killed her: Father and Mes © : 
ther. nl your may 2 be pleaſed to-underftand, that it was King Ama, a hows = 
never in ſuch danger; had it not been for tlie Aſſiſtance given him by the Knight * 23 
. Sue dent adamgrt; who artired therd very Opp ortuoclyl 4: 2 
0 . relate all that bad palled, which rad? borh wonder and dz do the 8. 
whole A we ts be her concluded that the Knightiof tlic burning5 wort | - 
t well be ald dhe med Excenent Perton in the Utd: at ard Bl 
not in the leaſt witontenten, thinking ber ſelf exctoving e be Abr ü 
him, as che allurtvly kneu che wen. Bit when Queen Oriana: 1 5 
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Balan ſet up aber the pꝛinelpal Gatc of the Palker; to he Tech be bery une. - -- 
e, Balan, having taken leabegt the Empero?, and the wlole nbi, ene, 
ke with Macetta, going craft to the and ode Verinithioh- Tome a8d j 8 8 


1 reqgettedby Licella, to pꝛełent an fuſMtiſty:of humble Recommendavions: 
- the Knight of the bilſhini ng Sword, and toldeure him, t!dr; 'to-2acton . 
mie 2 to the Ving ber ayer, he would come td them with all the t al ve pe be 
fly cduld, aluxing hſm te —— well-reecivtd, and as dne; whont e aüc he 
.. eb te er. —— ta/wAltigly toon this, and very well peckozmed:iit Abt 8 ried 
welch was ſomeday altek. lng which Oc br{oughdThe Eimperd and (al 
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How the Giant A erſan of the Rotł came to the great Sicladcs, where King Ama⸗ 
dis gave bim ta Wife Malladea, and then turn d back for Great Baitain, , .. 
ur days did King Amadis ſfay in ihe gzeat S iclades alter the Departure of Gra» 
F damart and the Knight of the burning Swe rd, expecting them from hour ta hour, 
but ſecin: he had no Hews of tlem, he ketame much troubled, neverthelels he was: 
well ſarſsficd cat it pꝛocecded not from any Fault of theirs, but from the Sea, which 
was twoln with the Winds and Tempeis that aroſe on it. Now Malfadea lot 
forarcfully to hm, that he began to amend, and his wounds to cloſe and conloli date: 
ſo that within thzee UWIceks he was wholly cured, and ready to bear Arnis and take 
bis Journey. And le was in a Reſolution ro return, when there arrived in the 
Po: a Ship; in which there Sailed ſeveral: Anig accompanyed a young, 
lant, a Ualiant Man, named Lerfan of the R called oz a ſtröng Caffle,-be. | 
peld an Idland, ſtituated on the Top ok an high Rock. w Lerfan hadbeen ayver-, 
filed of the Treaſon, tommitted by Maſcaron, ang loʒ the Lope he bare Malfadea, un- 
dertoek to revenge her inſury, and xeſtoꝛe her to her Countrey : and to do this, be 
Cwoze never to reſt till he had defeated Maſcaron, and role. that belong d to him. 
Fos iht pel kezmunce whereof having pꝛepared himtelk, he came into the gyeat eue des, 
with a good 22 young; Knights, and other Perſons. Which being come to 
_ the knowledge of King Amadis;hefent oneof Malfadeas Peoply, to ſee what he wan 
ted. And by this Lertan of the Kork understood the Trapiozs Death, which | 
Dim nd ſmall Pleaſure; though his Joy would 71 have been greater, had he himſelf 
- - Arrived time enaugh to exttute this Revenge lo her: Wherekoze he gave the Mel: 


Friend, recommend me affectionately to your Miſtreſs, 720 tell her thay i parted: 
$, ſince another what 
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from my Countrey, to chaſtiſe Paſcaton: and neyerthelc 


|. vented med requeſt her, that | may at leaſt ſee her hefore my Remeyal,, \ hich 


par he adatisfaRion-to me, for the pains I ha ye taken for her face. 
2 The ger returned, and did as he was commanded, ad which; Amadis and 
Malfadea were Co-pleaſed; that theꝝ ſent back to teil him he $18uld be very welcome. 
| » "Thenhe let foth towards them in good Omer, and they gebe bim ſuitable Recep. 
tian. Le:fan would: gladly have known the Knight that fought Maſcaron, and 
| „ enquired of Malfadea whether he were ſtill jn the Cauntee g. 
Not of in who was pꝛelent, anſwered that twas he, and deſited to know why; 

be aͤgkt To2 him. | 
Sir Knight, ſaid Lerfan, for no other Reaſon, but to ſerve and honour you: for 


beſides the favour you have done myLady,by undertaking ſo. much in her Qnarrel,J '* 


lu ve underſtood that you have reſtor'd into her hands this land, which belongs to 
Fer which I give you very great thanks, and beſeech you, that for your ſake, and 


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_ not roving the Wamſels Find, could net teu, what ts anſwer : : Fat. 4 
Aeon, the Pilcoutkt, ſaxing ; Indeed my Lord Ltrfan, 4 have long known the 

1 — . you bear me, ſo that if the King commands mr, he acd you ſtall be 


X Joey ot jou both. conſent, enfwer! d Amadis, Will not contradict] it, let us goto 
| dinner th; it we May: have the berter Courage to perfect, and give an End to dus oo 


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| long ag could be gotten, during which the Z iſcourſe-gaewto-ho?,- that bree 
gt came on, the Contract was ü nicht, and they lay together to the gyear Contene- | 
ment of them vorh. And the Bing faid tiere till eye grit. dax of rhe next 3 
175 kr, taking leave of tie new matry'd Couple, who would gate 
given him a gest Tram xo- him: But he refus*d ally except the: iy, 
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met Queen Buruta, Wife to Magadan, King of Baba, ho was ift oft | 
Knighr of the Burning @wo2d,to defend her agatiiſt the falſe ad N 5 

Maudan, had made © their Loves. 


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two Mariners, pafs'd intontinentiy the Ægeam Se, ar the golr IS 
of whirh there join p them. a 117 St.ip,. — there ung a Porflion ef Cloth e E 
Gold, and under it a very rich Field bed, on Pant r 1d Sura 4 * 
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breed him up with his San Fulurtin, and gave them bot hthood, 
for hat juiteagiof Gentleman hs is at this day natU* the night of Burn 
bod, Nie are now -ſecking him, and to find Him; ant aba in the 


Kquipage you fee. Ang tothe end youmay the betesr*anderitand the Affair this 

ight of the burning Sword being yer in Saba a Gentleman, Son. to one of the 
greateſt Princes of Porona, acquainted the King, that he, of whom I ſpeak,” com- 
mitted Treaſon againſt his Majeſty. abuſing the Queen Beruca, who is here pre- 
ſent, at which the King exceedingly diſpleas'd thought to aſcertain this unworthy 
Act, by ſurprizing them together; but he was dęceiv'd: For the Knight of the 
Wurning Swod was advertiz q ok it, and abfented hitiſelf, o that fince de have 
had no News of him. And, for this cauſe the King commanded the Queen to he tak- 
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y dayes delay?d, and thatthe other was re longer in his Countrey, he. reſyhi* 

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de fitlpfoura'a Knight,thavbooriit fight Maudan; onvmaintati-rhe.weens 
him to come ints their Ship. 
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$Quarrel & falſe: tis alſo very requiſity that: you have: ery I 
he to the Guten l ſhould ruin you, end my ſelf alſo: 
2 Alas, Sir Knight, faftFſherk-beſeech yon to believe that knowingthe 
* have to defend me, if my Cauſe were in the leaſt dubious, N not: ood win, 


you at Jen gth underſtood the Occaſion of our Voyage: thertfote *} 
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force of Arms, that they have fag; and maliciouſl 
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noktewenddrap hat I have remonſtrared to you, ſecing cor y Knightwh&eftets 
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a Hr ought with her :' Wherefore chin ent pete er, and do her 
I eatliy lo wat tte all fo her Mertice. Ans {62 c Caule . 
Bieſented her Hozleg, and what was neceſlary fo2 her going to tie ly 

;(afloon as they wereicome/inrs Saba, his twooks Mi 
efrange Nnigbt. Magadan, &the Lozbo of his Couft won 
en Return, and yet moꝛt at him. who would üghr the two 
gon Maudang td fie, what TouNtenanes 
Bueuce make foꝛch into this following Diſcourſe to the King. 

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live 3nthe world, 1 am ready to fight ti Traytort, cen thera aſt chem, y 


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to the Counerey of Buiilbogiraving ee Court in tsitbw, an 
eho' the Juſtice: of the wn wan Ippoved by ai? ifobd Bibi 
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How ti e Dube of Sullon knew of his Sons Heath: And of the great raft, LP | 
uſed tokilithe Emperor and his Son Diner plus, and Riſe on the n - Of my 
Anafles belng dad, as voii habe Leary, and rig Body fo 129) y aye Wet 2 
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Diſnonor, w Rich the E rot ort Prirce has not only done f . the you"; #1 oF; 
well in partienlar, 35 infleneral: fo that having no Regard ro m, WRG Are 18 
and powerful, as every an: knows, he has coſpirefully. cauſed bim to be Hat 
who migta after mi he feined the Read of your Arms, and Pike of Bullolgn 
| whictten fourieved; rha- i die at hundred times à day,” And as to you, his 
-> Kioſmen, I bulieve for certzio,'that Nature ſo ſtimelates yon that Tour hegrr w VS 
and this wi und will Wee, as long as you and yours ſhall have the Nacdies of Ge) be: 
tilemes. Nergtcheleſl. if you Wiilfollow'my ae will not {5 i! | 5 | 
2 Vengennce Kir: but 7 wilt give you fich meant ta recover. gar Flonguf, wh I 
| 15 0 noch debaſtd, #® ſhall burn to four Fry, aud great Prot 1 
Tin they all trred out, thafr ep would tend We Lives 2 0 Fozzancs in its,” 
IVy friends, lald he, are you reſalved ta follow my Counſel? * 
Sir, ant wire the thlelta of then, wel. dear to Joas * th: Faith ng ow Ly 000. + 
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Rinſmen, ſaid he, Lam of Opinion, that, fo attaiũ to my pnrpoſr 
goto the; Emperor, and preſent him with my wot humbſe duty, 
eine bun, chest che Juſtice he has Exezuted on my ſon; is well pleaſing to me, fees 
Aug the Inzarx be had done hi, Majeſty by killing the Printe ef Kteſſug fo idebv(i: 

eakely, hay that in bis Majeftics preſence; And that, although Patertal Love cau- 
s in me ſone Regret, yet, when I think on the Equity, which, as a good Prince 
2 ax-2 juſt Emperor, he has uſed; I find my ſelf ſo comforted, that 1 not vnly ap- 
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as being exemplany to all, but moreover humbly thank hint for 
Hayin d. ms from being ſevere to my own Fleſn. Which twas expedient f 
\ thowld have been, def int to preſerve my integrity, and the Honour of my houfe; 
- Thele, my Friends, are the Artifices, we mnſt make uſe of, to attain tô bur deſtres, 
to which he giving Credit, will properly reſemble the Raven, that held the Cheeſe, 
whem the Fox alured to ſing; that he migꝭt make him let go his Prey. For by this 
means he will have aſſurance of us and we may ge and take him even in his Neſt, 
» and-at out pleaſure ſeiſe on him and bis, letting not any one eſcape, that can con- 
trade day coming to the Empire, to which I ſnall at ain id ſpite of them, you re. 
7 3 og with the Spoils,af your Enemies, and I revenged at the price of their 


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Ce. v thjs damnable Counſel and Advice had ſo much fs:ce. thatenens of: the 
55 ants contradicted it, but appꝛo ved it, and commended it, chooſirtg immedlately 
che Bearer of that Meſſage Madaran, a Couſin of the Tubes, and as horeft a gan 
- "ms himſelf”; who parten from them, and being tome to the Enweroz new ſo ftiy to 
* "paltiate dis Mefſage and Trealan, that the good Paince belieped mager than be ſhould: 
Habe de A ze all, that the Duke of Buinon was indeed ont of the dfſcreeteſt 
- Knixhts in the Mozld, and who beſt deſerved the Eovernment of a Monarchy. Be. 
ge therefoze gzeat P2eſents to the Sellenger, commanding him to tell his Packer, 
3 Fir hi defied him to come to his Courr, where be would dondur him as de de- 
5 n. glad of ſuch. Aſſurance, returned to tie Duke, who expected him with a 
Nat part of his Allies, that kept t;emlelves in a readine[s accozding to the-News, 
they could have of their Wellenger, who entirety related to chem the Emperor dil⸗ 
eourſe. And ſoz this cauſe they removed the Night following; going (craft towards 
NMentz. And they aſſembled the moſt lecretir they cguld, abobe'a chouand, who lay 
ednccald all the day in a Fogreit- near the City, into which about Evening they en- 
ted withvut being diſcovered. The Empe oz, who doubted not in the leaſt of any 

- @reaſon, ſeeing the honest Wefſage, the Lozdof Buillon bad ſent him by Madaran, 


die him, anv'{riking him on the head, ad: Stay Emperor, ſtay: and remember? 
the Injury thou haſt done the houſe of Buffon. ms et "<0 
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was in his Palace, diſcourſing with tbe Empzeſg, and ſeveral Knights that at- 
- eompanyedhint, when the Duke came in compleatly Armed, and with him twentyogz 
*- thirry'moze, who, putting their hands to their Swozds, ran on thoſe they met. VT 
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therer Arm'd, ftriking bim lo firmly, that he tleaved him to the very bzains. Then 
the bilfle nt Hot : fo: many Gulfarit Wen; Who were there "preſent, Wiapt ther: © 
Cloaks about their Arms, and wich their naked Swozds a long time rellen the 
Traptozs. Row Diner pius knew tlat- he could not avoid pzeſent death: 1 
be tested to Cell. his Wike dear, do that he met not any Fan but he felt! wit 
ſpeaking a wo:d moze, notw thitanding by mis koztune one of the rayt92s got 
hind him, and wounded him though the body. | 
Ah! ſaid Piner pius, Villain thou haſt ſlain me: And turning about ſerarat! 
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ok G Wand the ataves By means wheredt the Arat Cized on aße Empire ? 
and ſent to raiſe Solvierg. on all des to deſtroy who eber $0277 $6htravft him aa 
dor this cauſe there wert allemtled in a little time atove twenty ti duland men, wiex 

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- being care ſed dawn dle. Streant ef che Marrain rin lierte Veſlel, werzing and. 
damn flag; are 4nrethe deep Sta, fuck ag tie dawrifng ok the day began to tar: 
and in leks⸗ tian moment they wer? dziben in fucz fort, that they lost ught or Land. 
Fut lit le did tle two good Aadies care { fo they (more dead than living, and with⸗ 


out thinking on the new Dar get into which? hty were faln) held each other embratty; - 

-deſirivg fo2 thcic better Tontfort their appzoac'ang death. And thus. being dunn 

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» the ens — fo Aſturbed, that he terta ly np s 
14 were ſome of the A Baillogs Won :whereloxepralperatihg L er (erfn;e ont he 4 
5 the began to cry our; Wind me Trayccrs, Murcercrs, dillo OY to your Netw) Lad 3 
what will you have with me, or this poor Maiden, who i is Fatherleſs, and e A 
ob all things? Make an end, Wrecches, killing us, and let your Rage be Blurred 
23- with our blood : for.to live any longer is troubleſome to us, 2 
hen ſbe held her-peats;} and Lon after bega gain — — teme q 
zerlyſt han bela. And with fo: many; Complaints, thar the dere Tytants — x: 
fozbear weeping. : wondzing abverrheſets;whiatrausdin Jorfuch nPatiion. Witecg: © 
koze they Cracorn? anſwer*d her: Lady, there is none in this Company, that. wil | 
n aA dünleaſurr, nr H ve her ag i believe, nch you beforey 5 
e bould be —— chalk, vof whom 8 Nr da 

1 voue Diſcontent. . EO 121; FEve 
1- — roazy 9 i e and l Th ret 5A 
4: @hatſ$c was migtakinz having tabhen them faurhe ue Seen anatts MW. 
1 —_ to extuſe her; khanting them Jourtivy * "ive: the Ty 3 x 
made de 15 5 
And think it not ſtrange, tat ſhe, if my Sorrow i is extreaot!:* Fi or Pt £4 mf e E: 
at rhisgtay without help, withaut wealth, and whoſty:ruin'd':. neverthalk 636 Hope: 1 


that at length the Pleaſure, wen. recewe:fromiyon,. wa vin zimt Be el 5 
pensd, whichapakes me kumbly-be Rech yay; mice Fortu¹it AS thru U N 
your hands, that our Hanbur ma berpreſtry di as we have Con filbnes N rr 
Go:duefkamtCourteſy: for nathing eiſe ix leſt uss 3 
Be aſſurꝰ d net Utta Pirates, that we wall in nothing ue Von, and War 3 
we will Erna. and h⁰⁰õ,Vu N ονν,mur p. r. d? e eee e 2h >. 
260 give ane eee. rain Ur iſennn: 11 Fr om dna 

ſelves to vun. 1 31309 1637 SHOTS $4380 (GH Lc "0h 
Thewthe Pirats tat them enen cba bas, MN nem imarbeie &. Heel, gs 
with great Earutiſineſei they rtoneſt di them ca car; W ich at Wer pe an) ; 

to much wer they perſwaned-biþ their cuct caus Gnevenivs, But 80 6 Xx 
ted bur ittile, Coſandivahepreturn-to their Nati Sv-then-(o5 rybhirinre ie 
- "Catlin w the hip, and there was bug ht then andere an w rh 
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mran c go mak her thct . — cho! they diſtemdled it che bed then cena. Thus 
IC: the £00 Kade remoin? P wonderfally diſconrented;”.yet:comfozcing/ rteniſelves-by 
[> 30 Bee of tle Prag, and the Pzomiſes. then made thent, till — 
- wher Hep ten them by one of thetr-Snldierg, Wld, Kptating to 
Count kwep!1 49 with:her Love; that dehnen C ate to 
* 1 15 nedet to hier fru her, tiWrho# wereagain! vetir dciutũ their 
"Cabin, wheie being wrar ied and tired with thelr pat Toit, erde in 3thatr 
„Cloaths, and fell gqücep, tie thꝛee Lovers tethamingiever AA Paln, to 


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How one ot the Soldiers heloggingcothesin Pitts ane the AInfnta E. 
„ '\ſclariana, and, being ſte to force. her, ſſi was e e 
fa ſtrange Adventure that r afterwards 2 neu: A e 
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A's: the Ned. 73; [ie lain afcep, he, who bad talf:60;c1d/Vfilaviana- with un 
4 Unchait Cye, as we fabe told you, was lo: in lam with dir Love thot he dd 
| ipothing all Night but Sigh, Mu ng how, he might.atcaty to his veflres.-.. And in 
-x{is thiugltt, hearing bis Companio:'s cnozt, he aroſe ſoftly up, and tame to the 
god of che Cabin, where the Tadieg were. wyich:hooprned's b And becanſetheyiiepe 
# ndlp, be-comencry-near them, and the nioze he bebeld the Inkanta, che ment 
8 = | Fire, alreqy? kindſed in His Entrals, mreale, to thar her Card? within Hantelen 
*Alas 7 if 1 do not ſoen enjoy this Woman, cis impoſſible thar | can live!: «wr 181 
hour d dt ſee that:g eat Beauty, with which ſhe is edo d. 
þ Then he began to:chink. with. }wrCelf, that he might eallly carry her qwinyito'rh- 
* | oh noiſe : wherekaze he went, andarm'd tzimſelk, and returning cpeedity into the 
Ladies Cabin, be tool the Far Tnegintly in his Arms and without ever waking 
3 -her, (gs ſoundly did te ligp, carry diher into a Stift, laſtned to the Ship, which he 
fkuüsdaenly untp'd: and covering | (5 Pꝛer wich his Cloak, began to Sail away with- 
unt being pertelv'dby ang one. Thus they pals don all the Night, the never awak · 
ing: but about an hour beſoze day, this Knight, no longer able to-enyure the T hinft 
„tat tozmented him, being lo near the Fountainheabove all:things'yefir'd.clet {poſe 
the Krins-ofhls Paſlſion, and appzoaching Eſclariana, went about to. uncover het, 
When ſhe awaking, fartcd up, and finding her kelt thus alone, began to cry gut.: 
Ele ſſed Lord, help me! What is this ! o I dream; or is it Truth, that Ke: 7 
And you, ſaid the to the Knight, whoare you, that have awak'd me ? 2 
Dcar Madam, a: ſwer'd he; what you ſec; is:no Dream, but I: have brought you .Þ 
an wy in this Boat, as well for the Love, bear you, a8 to deliver you our af che 


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1 hands of thoſe, wha would undoubtedly have diſhonour 470, ou, eee 
von but Canary han La olved co make you Lady ef my ſelf, as heryi whowd 
love and eſteem above all things in this World. And therefore, deareſt! of 

bfeech, you, have pity on me, and grant me freely your. Lan dent which wa 


Not live. 
hen Eſclari heard hin ede s. be was ſo enragey,: that wirhour feand 
any. ling, ſhe,: thus an e ght. 72 me fpgedily: back 0 
DE from whence 4 en we, w vb Cafe g. 106 any FIRE of 
Diſcourſes : for I am nit 5 erable, that yon ſhould be ed: to ſũeh 
Famiſiarity with we. And GOD forbid | ſhould eyer ſo mech Aan. * -Fawily:: * 
err Lwould firſt Kill my ſelf before you with mine own hands. 2 
1 muth 17 b, and;ſqzry rogerher, was ehe Knigit, Vhs, bieſeh en 4e 
is Palion, , was about to uſe. Fozce, nebrrthalels he Wand Ute- - 
nes eln her by wo2ds, faring to hee: How-3,do-youthink-your felt better 
than me? No, no, 1 ama Knight; who deſerve. om and morgę: And therefore 
enter not into theſe Conteſtations, but yield to me, if 5 on will have ane | 
the injur ious Words, you have too indiſcreetly given me: Otherwiſe 1. will: few 
you, that your feeble Reſiſtance hall Not prefer) e 1 but chat, whether;you malt 
or go, you ſhall ſatisfy-n3y Lu 10 025 | 
_ ©  K{Elariana, who heard theſe beats, ſaw well, that * twas gn carnelt, nevegtht- 
lets witlout appearin 3. any way daumted, che ſp2edily-anſwerep him: Do youthre> _ _ 
ten me? have a care. whatyou do: for you HOWE made to pay dear for-ſuch = 
force, were it ooly by him, who is 1 in. Heaven, pad, WW. aq will not, if by pleaks ſuffer '- 
it. E 
He "ba, cald the Knight. ſailing, I will now fog wether. HE concerns; ys 
with ſuch matters. 2 
Ehen he went about to th1ow her down, and pioctrure his. beattly Jatent ut 
'the taught hold of is Bair, and trying out with a loud voice, begged the Al ſtanes it 
ighty.GLD, who ee a and merc: fully hard her; £6. that at Tue 
8 there pal ed by a Bo it, ani one-Waringr, carrying a Knight, 6 
RL: dice, {mnzcdiarely. commanded his Guide to make towards is with bis- 
at he might. ſee; wha: che yk Wag. Mhich he obeyed with eat diligent? 
'And.though the Sea wag covered with Pilts, yet he got lo near the Stift, charger 
lap the Vill n holding the Wamlel under him, who endeavoured with all her een 2 
to get aut ok hig bands, wo th a,loud: nies lamenting he her Migksztune. RS. 15 (4+: 
At which the Anlghr of the Bbat being diſpleaſed, he cr ved out to the gi 1 
Traytot, leave the Bamſel: are of GOD be, loch, Wretches 38 . 5h 2 
Fill uſe force. ennie 5 
1 Juben He, who was ins manner out: of Beeath, heard binn pes ak, v0 n 
F gn hows much the was r£jopced, and jmplozing his, Aid, the | raid f ene 
oecd, help. meagainit chis Traytozawho.w will diſhonour e 18 Bj Ty 'F ; 
FT That will I not failto do, aniwered he. © - age; 
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And he was aboitt-t6 leap fate the Sid; but tyr ot her let bee e ed | 
hy eake 10 Arme Taying : By my Head; Sit Kai the by en Kay made" we : 
de turn te your Difpledlure.. 75 7 £1 . at 200 oo 
his (af; they rharged one anotker; and thele Combar was at the beginning ve⸗ 
ry flerte: {02 the Pirat was nimble and dextrous; pet could he not long ret the 
night z bin was kozerd, whether he would e nv, t gibt hack, and the other entre 
Ats ihe Stick Then began the r ez und che Infant erteſhed, 
ut de, who'Coight for her Tekente; was T tmed . 


ö IE. Nfefl- pidpoztioned, und Atme 
'black\Armoz; withent any Tebite, except in his Shſeld, where he bäre Or, an Hrärt 
dibided Gules , And betaute the Uictozy began to appear viülbly on his fide,” ſte de⸗ 

voutip pa ed car Lo2d, that he would pꝛeſerve tim te the end, w ich happened on 


Ke # gel the Kfiſght of the Bogt gave the otter two ſuch bio togerher with }. 


-- | -bj&/Swoyd, that he was fain to put bis kne to the ground: whith' bein c teboubled, 

Death followed, and he fen into he Staa 8 
» WhithEſclariana fing, caſd aloud: Henceforth, Villain, ſhall Damſels be de- 
ivered from thy hands, and out of thy Power. e: ait ms I 


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| He the . _ tden to diſplay his Beams; the Knight of the Boat not ha. 
Leung det minded Eclariznas Beauty : but when he beheld tet.” Love lo Krongip kor- 


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. him, that fozgettir 7 the Anguiſh and Diltontents he had ko kong Triffered 
eber, who had frft dei zived lum ok his liberte, and for whom pe dad pu 
leit inte an Inunity eł Tangets, Tra ecling ſo many ange Cour treys, where 


de pur an end to ſeberal far Adventures, le fell ſo in love with te, that he began 


tdi change Colour, and to betome Thougi tłul und Penuve - 
„At which che being galeved, as thinking | im wounded, ſhe ſaid to him: Alas, good] 
-Kbiphit; 1 beſeech you bear your ſelf np © for to ſee your Looks, I can have no ao 
in my heart: ſeeing the Obligation | have to you, and what yon have done for the. |. 

Alas, X You are wounded, ſhew me where, that I may remedy it in the beſt manner 


SE? 4316 this $:acious wdzd the black Knigl t found himſelf unſpeatably eafeb; and puit- | 
ß both his bnees to the giound, anfwercy fer - Pardon me, Madam, if 1have 17 


Arlt bew n you the Reſpect I onght: for your excMent Beauty fo alienated the 
-Toondeſt Parts both of my Heart and Spirit, that I found my ſelf in an inſtant free, 


Ad immediately a Captive wounded with fo mortal a Wo nd, that nd ther” Re- | 
med y can do it good, but your gracious Fa: our, which | beſeech Fonte grant m2 
dell ing me your Name, and what Adventure brought yon hither, Hat 1 nity ſtrye 

as you all eommand me. | 16.1 e 23 Ons 1 


ehe, who dad ten him Fight fo well, benring him fyenk with fuch 4 Gate; ud 


pfreeivin | 40000, ! J 
Ander fel, that he were of a Family wozthy te te her Pusband; neverrhelets 


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obliging Offers: von make mey/tohelp me. In T7 -Aﬀairs; which: within thels 
eight ri have been ſo ſtrange, that 1 my ſelf, in whomathey are Paſt' 4, 
cannot comprebend, nor underſtand them: Se tha 1 can ſwear ro you, _ - 4 
there never was à more poor and defolace Daniſel, than 1 gm"; hoping St» _ -* 
vertheleſs in GOD's mercy, that the god Sdecdur vou have given mein 
my great Neteſſity, Mal net remain long uno chnowledged, bet ſhall ia time 
be recatipenſed, ſince” tis impeſible;*Fertune ſhould*"courtinae long ſo ſcvete 
to me, us ſhe bas feen at the; beginfing. : Wheref6rv ! 1 entreat you to Con- 
duct me into great Butan For you cannot e iſily have we back to the 
Place whence this Villain ſtole me, as I was ſleeping near a Lady, who vill 
de. greatly diſcontented at +y'Abſence/ And bei g come tefbre King: uma. 
ys 3 ob ſhall intirety æneë²⁹] my De ſcent, and we àm. lu the an u 
| elf will de me the” Favour to teff me Wa ycu are, to the rd may | 
Ln fail to give you the Honour ard Reſpect that is due to you dud © Ns 
When the 'black Knight heard the would g inta Gꝛeat Bfitalo, be 3 
moe deſire te know her an befoje ; neberthelefs kezeing es dicpl | 
he would net importune he ny farther; bar anfywyren her thun! U 
1 am ſo mech yours, 21201 I "Ol 'not:Uiſotep! 68" hing o bit ue 
— you inro-Great 'Biſtain, er elſewkefe as vou, ſhbl}"Thiwk! "dpi! 4 
Name fince you-defire'to know i-, 15, the nige ef the - pan Gexer aud 
ä tits 1s Shield well Fgnifits the ſorrow, in which F have to this day tived, tik 
it was almoſt ſtifled by _— of Time: But 1 have now found it in ſuch 
nne, renewed im me, that this Name Js more ſutable to me Wan ente! 
And liave you no other Name, ſaid Eſclariana. von is 
es indeed, Madam antwftres he, Lady of my] Heart: For ir is yours, kt 
it would rot be reaſonable it ſhould ' conceal any thing from you, - that you 
deſire to underſt and; and therefore 1 acqua int you, * that I. am Flozeſtan, 
Son to the King of Sardinia, wlio has ft chis- long time heard any News 1 
of me, becauſe f have Traverfed many range -Counreys, enduring ſo man 
Paſſions for the Love of a I. dy, to Whom Thad given my heart, 26d ns 
has ſo ſeverely treated it, that never ny Knight ſuffere d ſo much, even to 
this day, that I am faln from cne Diſeaſe to a greater. And may taten 
be pleaſed to give you krow!lcdge of the Good 1 wiſn you, and the By ! 
er for your Love, which indeed burns fiercer in my Soul,” than ever dick | 
the Heat, that heretofore termented me for being Loyal to her, h kfe me f 
| ſorrowfal and without any Joy, \ 
And this indeed was the Truth: Foz the Empt toz of Trebiſond © be ö 
Parrped Griliava fo fie Duke of Breigne, be grew. (o diſcententen, har he 
went incognito, wandzing thzoͤügh the Mold, and had a Combat with tfhart}-. 
as pon may find in the Sirth Bok of Amadis'ef (Gail, akter which be ats u 
Frg many Fs finiſhing- ſeveral adv: . which 7 dee, f 
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ws our im der 
at £29, vithout': defiring any Company, but the Marimrsothat canducktd hints 


came: ſeaſonatly to the-Reſcue-' pf Eſclarjiana. But foiatmuch os dur 


e deligned kor another. e have not amuſed our Lelbedt 
_ tlating his Ua'iant. Ads, as what wauld have been tes tediaus i and 
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itt Fou may. be . pleaſed; te be ;{nfozmed, ;-thot- as (den as 
Eſclariana under ſteod be was Son to the Bing ok Sardinia, winm- the know» ad 


- baving.often-ſeen bim in the Court ofthe Empero: her Father, and ta whom - 


che was Related, her Purpoſe of never having any other husband, was tulln 


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"> Wier fore Aikting bim up from: bis knees, en which be bad long been, fig 


1 would, excuſe, if you pleaſe; my ignorance, and the little knowled: 


of you; but .o it is, that I now well fee GOD. hay not wholly, forgotten me; 
ſiunce he has: made me fall into the hands of ſuch a Knight as you. - /:Norw;þ; a- 


gain pray yon to conduct me into great Byitain : For till then ypu ſnall ænο.] nn 
further What. l am; Thus much indeed I will tell ou; chat if you boverrmey 

galſd bear you ſech Affection, that none but you fall, ever che myn Lord, if 
von will honour: me ſo much as fo: receiye me far joỹ Wife. Wich map 


de accordedt with King Amadis, for I have at preſent no other -Fathge;cÞat 
dim: Wherefore it is neceſſary he conſent to it, elſe both yan, and I Ahœuild 
do to blame; Which makes me humbly requeſt you to defer it till then. 


- Madam, anſwered te; the Alfurance you give mc, brings; me ſo queer, 
that 1 know not well what Thanks to, return you. And as to the witz 1 
ſwear to you never to tranſgreſs what it ſhall pleaſe. you to command me, 


but I will conduct you into great Britain, where we ſhall. be welcome her 


Im very glad of it, ſaid the-Pzſnceſs. | PT age 

- Whilſt they were thus Diſcourſingy a Stozm began to- ariſe, ' which ,hdurty 
fntrealng, do tolled their little Teftel, Which their Pariner was kein to Itave 
to the Brerty ok the Winds, that they were ofren in hazard ok Drowning. 
fox during the kpate ck cig't days, they knew not which way they went, and per 
Floreſtan was ſo tontented with having his Pictreſg near him, that he minded not 


the Danger he was ig. Being thus Dyiven ly the Tem2ctt, (hey wire carrped ſat: 


lad to a very fair Illand, well planted with Trees, where they went aſhoꝛe. Then 


Flore ſtan teok Eſclariana by the Hand, and ag he wag waliing with ber to reireſh 


her under the ſhade; liſtning to the Notes or many little Birds there few ober ger 


PHeada two gzearGy:ffins,who lo kcightned the Hꝛintels, that witl out the Allurance f N 
gi den her by Floreſtan, ſhe had dyed. Pet did they noc therekoze gop, but went an d 1Þe- 
3 Clear Fountain, which, fluing kromthe Rock; made alittle Lake, in che midſt af, 


zich was placed an high Pillar of Macble, having on it the Tfigies ol a Ladz, cars} / 


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Sed in Pozphyy, with a very fair Crown on her Head, and in the Marble werr n- 
gzaven certain Caldean Letters, which flartſt2n, though sed in many Langus⸗ 


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ges, could not read. 3 | 
,-;Thy-Uhantr of this Fountain apyearing verf} Fair and::Cleat; Eſctariana b * 
mdite ta int. but: he had ſcarte (maltowed tue ſiſt Dꝛaught, when che was changed 
ints an hozrible Serpent, which, beating its Wings, and ſhaking.frs' Tail, 1 * 
into the Depth of rhe Lake, leaving lorc ſtan rhe moſt amazed Man in the Wolld. 
r wherk We fayed nor. 
jang, betoie be entxed info thamollo wat the adiorting Rocks Wherefore Flcfeſtan, 
na manner Desperate, rollo wed her, laying: indimfetf; GOD never help nit 1 
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ben Jwomaingafier her. ur had ne fon Cet hig Kook within the Rerk, but nit 1 
the 1 8 Ponder ng ginabie : ko be xctembted os; Wiild!Wam Moths yet. | 
wn wit heut an Heap, ann bodil iv eyes; HA mach, being bigger than th tut 
Gjant that erer ok hk Anibis Bande bann nen T ltd /thivh which Kiten 
Floreſtan tuch a on ghe Headj thats being ready to falt, he wag Toten td dat. 
ng tothe gramm: Pepeothehess the got rally up again, and appꝛonehing ol beer 
Bonſter, gave him luch a blow with his Swo2d, that he ſeparated oaeot hm Rcgs + 
kegm big Waren e dem the Gzound, ' giving a gteat Cry. Then 
ploteſtan tell ipon him, and made an end ol Rilling him, when ke pertetbed near bim 
aLady, having on hang wh te Mais, ang leauing ona Statk, who fafd to him in 
gat Wench: In anilt hour, Sir Knight. had yon ever ſo mach PM er; as ſu RHE 
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Tis lad, the ſretehed gut her Arm, ann with all her ſtrength Arutiohint ou th 
Helmet, faying,; Well, you ſhall ſec he me then, and ſſtalhbe put in iris place. 
1 Starte had Floreſtan received the blowok the Staff, but he ſtond ud ght end lit 
ga ccan depzived of his Denſes,” thopgt on nothing but keeping the Entrante ot th: 
Cabe. Then the Lady returned hende ge came. And in themen Tum the Wa? 
Liner, who ſtayed inthe Boat, ſeeing that Floreſtan and Eſclariana did nat te]πj Þ 
bought his Nellel to an Anchoꝛ ans went to look foo them. Then he lou rx 
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was Kreging near her Mot her witheut her / oz any othetis perveibng it. Now the 
good Lad awaked ſoon after, the Trouble of her mind not permitting hex any long 
Net. Then ſhe ſtretthed forth der Arme ts perxetve de deten t did, bur 
- -nvegndingiter, roſe up, and with Toe that was burning in the Chauiber, lo. 
ned alt . tu f whether &x had fide din her ſelf; chat ide mightfletp adde ke cue 
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Maragnon was exceedingly ſurpriſed to hear of this Lotz, and voubrev,his Com: 
bpanion Eentus han plar ed him tome Frick: And foz that he ſpeevilparmed elk, 
and vir out ant wering Br ifenna, took a Toxch, and went rs Brutus * Tatin, hs 
2 him tom in that mannstʒ asked hm to ho diſtur bed him. 

Who? an/wered biaragnon: Tou pour elf, Wr have takes awaytthe fair Dif Y 
ſel, we took Yeſterday: 

Fah. ſaid the other, it is no: ſo, put you your ſelf hate ſtoln her: And im⸗ 
mediately would have her doug! t fot even in the retiring plate, hoping to dekeat Ma- 

ragmn's:Defign; and retovet Eſclariana. But ik the one was viſturbed, the other 
was not at teſt: [Nevertheleſs they laboured in vaſn, as — abe underdtwd. 9 
Ju che mtan time the Di ton olare Mother made pityful Poan, of whyith Brutus 
taking Comp aſlon, and nioze diſcontentea'toſee himſelf fouſtrated of his Intent, 
put hes hand to his Sword, laping to Mar ede : By my Faithyou have taken away 
CO and I will have this for my ſelf, whether you will or no. 

Indeed? Taid the other: and what ſhall I have ? 

Then they dzew near each other, and were about to fight. © Which their delt 
would not permit, but interpoſing between them, deſired them to have a little pati⸗ 
"ence, till a moꝛe diligent ſearch was made koz the loſt Damſel, and if ſhe were nat 
* fotind, that they would caſt Lots who ſhou'd have the Lady. This Advice ſeemen 
| rtalonable unto them, and there was no Cabin, gꝛeat 0? little, no2 any hole oz toner 
uin 558 bio, left uurantackt: till at laſt they perceived that one of their Tompani- 
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ooh the uneels by the arm, and led her into his Welfel,- hilt Hig 42) 
gave-him way, So hodeliveredher tothe guard of his Sſquites and retu 
to the Wattle; where all behaved t hemſelves ſo valiantly, chat there. was 
moe cruel Sea-fight, fo2 the 2 they —— Fo, he in the: 8 5 "> 
Maragnon, j&Þning ach »tiec.ſullciently,hewTthe little Amitp hene was bete 
them: don that by their well fighting, zach of the we rats took! Thuyoh;- 
gew bold, they being indeed all fout Aug hes, eſperioly Brütis. erhebe 
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ung beaten dunn, was chrrred in by tee Serbenke, thing to ſabe ts 15115 1 4 
tould the others any longer refit him in the rich Armoz, 1 it foztun d. that chete 8 
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Armoꝛ, the fatreſt and mot cut touſiywzought, dat abr: wies lern Beger a + 
- peak, went torhoplacewhere Marzgnba Lap, nnd! ating fo dire Com en n. 
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Sir Knight; anſwered Maragnon, a Raſcal whor, 8 fie Skiein rich Ar Baa : 
Wickedly Afar ei me to take from mea Lady, hom I eee 1 
and has herarthis pretont actually in bis Veſſel. 
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Tus and his: Companions, .7tvok; heart again '; and the other began ro give 
. tary tilt chey came near the place where the intecd was: At Whirh pe, in 
te Wich Arman, being rerc, and knowing, that this Wizfo) turte- befell' them 
- bathe Efor of the white Knight, made 0p tos him, and gabe hin kech a 
'biow on hig Helmet; that be Was very fenfble: or the weight of it, und word 
win lingie have" rebenged hümkelk r ben they wers to near te dne another.” that 
the white Knſght vad not room to lifr up his Arm: Wherefoze he retched 
Lopch Fs left hand; and; caught bod of che frags of; his Adberkätys Shield, 
wich le. pulled. to pinsel with ich ce that he, in the rich Arnis2, "was 
bunt, whether ec would ena with hig: note tu the 2Shouhy2,07 215 20:07 
Naw inderd, [atdi$he' orbit, iK makes you reſtore ch Ladies which you 
Aae away by force. en C333 162 e LO 7 0: HIRE Cr War PINE! 
-Snd:takipg: bolt dis Helmet, pluckt tt, from bis Head, and: was lifting 
r ben Son mackie Heu Wiens he preſently; knew him: fo was! Gan- 
dating Who, ag pnunhabe been Told, went ta wok foz! Ming Amad is I the 
Fier Siclades, an finding bim 01 bg:rawebep; would nat return nts! gieat 
- britain without him.: Therelazt be. fell went abouc frehing bim, till he kel 
-  lnto- the hauds ol Him in the white Arma, which was Amadis, whom the 
Stem bad ien into tfat: Se.. „ d „ . 
bat che King was both amazed, and glad at this meeting, p64 may ea⸗ 
Alz believe. Wr he; Juddainly. held; his bend, Layiüg to hm e had thi: 
e un Ab; Hendel; is it poſſible, chat you are grown à Taker Gf Ta- 
dies e berchet will the Counteſs your' wife fay, wem fe knows ef 
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n At this wozd Gandalin understood hig Maker's Votre; and bting moe 
eue eben be. bad been ſezrow ful, anſwered him Ho, Sir, do you call jt 
pres of Ladies, when I fought to geliyer my Lady Bzilenna; your daugh- 
der, from theſe Corſgirs, who were carrying her away againſt her will? 
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ter, that. the mag; part of tem were put to the Bwozd, and the rect fell in⸗ 
*, To the Sea. Then the King commanded that all their Spell ſhauld bie cag- 

rled into Ganqaligs Ship, and the other ſec on Fire, which, was imnm diately 


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. from the Tanger ſhe had been in, and ſeeing the King in gaod health; the 


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me, yon would find but a few, that wonld long keep you Company; and 

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Spain ta King Brian, andhisocher Friends, ani Allies, to ann fox 
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> would have Dammag«And figeeth on calleſt thy ſeif Servant; the good Ser- 
vat ooght rather to ſeck the Honour of his Lord, than his own Life, finee 

n caſe of neceſſity he ovght to ſacrifice himſelf for him, whoſe he is, nay 
to dye more than once, if it were poſſibſe. 
Ehen he kell into a Fit of Deſpair and Diſoontent, that he was almoſt gi 
”  d{ig up the Ghoſt : and the maze he thought to extimgulch, or leſlen his fame, 
ttz⸗he note did he relemmle Lim, that th:gws'a kittle Mserr an a burning Kur⸗ 
nun ce, Which Gradawart perteibing, uſed al poſſible vours fs divert 
his Theughes. Mhente it happened one night. that asthey were diſcourſing 
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he both role up and perceived a Flect at his in ove of which were twel be 

| Flambeansli5hted under a Canopy of — 4 where lap a young and 

Landſome Knight, who Hung and Play'd on that Inſtrument; Be, of 

whom I ſxeak, had his Armoz on his back, but his head and hands bart, and 
at his Bi was fet a Perron of Alabaſter, very well wought and on 


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in the fon of a Coflar went abont the Knights Meck,” and on her Pead 
Tea vn with a Waicing, containing theſe woꝛds: On0yi2 of Apelonia, Prin- 
cet of Beauty. In her left hand Ge had three other little Thains, vi6h 
which were kauned vy the Keck thee Statues of Damſels, crowd with 
> Royal Crowns, fitting at her Feet, and having each of them her Wibeing. 
dt which the firſt ws Luciana; the ſenond Imperia Pꝛinteſs of Bohemia ; and 
the third Alegria Infanta of Aacedonia. And a little alide behind che Per» 
ron, hung a gzeat Shield, of the bzighteſt tel, without any painting, with 
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mart and the Knight of the burning Sword, wondzing at chat 'Adbentire, 
- gaufcy their Uefſel to appꝛoach that, in which the-To:ches were. N 1 1 
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ſaln me, by having heard ſo great Commendations of you and your 
Beauty: For, from the day that my heart and mind have had a Te- '' 
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when he heard him name her, whoſe paſionave Wer vant he was; and ſaid to 
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a aſpires to that, which He is not able ſo much as to look ar ? 
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tels, Rowing one Galt, the other Weff, were. carticd Dſferent 
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kozbear Dutraging him, ſaving ; In an ill hour, Sir Knight, have you bro- 
ken my Deſign ; but you ſhall repent it. 

Gradamart, knowing the Rage he was in, anſwered him not a wozd, and 
in the mean time their UeCſel (till Salled, getting ſo far from the other, as, 
it being very dack, they knew not what became of it, By means whereof 
part of this Fury paſ@d off by little and little, and they Salled all night, lo 

that by b:eak of day they came to a certain Jfand, where they went a ſhoze, 
to cure the Knight of the burning Sword, who wag le wounded, that his 
Life was much doubted. And neverthetcſs, he had ſuch a ſpight againſt 
Gradamart, that he vouchſaft not ſo much as to ſp:ak to im, 02 look on him 
with a good exe, wearing and pꝛoteſting, that as ſoon as he was well enough 
to bear Arms, he would not ſtay an hour till he had fought rhe Kaltal, wha 
had ſo much offended him, that he would have 4s life. Wherefoze, 
we will leave him, to tell you in the mean time, what the other did, and 
who he was. 


rer. LIV. 


Who the Knight was which had that fierce Combat with the Knight of the 


Burning Swozd, and the Occaſion why he Sailed in ſuch an 
Equipage, 


On Brian de Maniaſte, King of Spain, had two Sons, of which tle 
Eldeſt was named Olorius, a very valiant Knigh:, of wiom or Hi⸗ 

ſoy has heretofoze made mention. The ſecond, called Birmartes, is he, of 
whom we now intend to ſpeak, who was lo accompliii;e both in Beauty of 
Countenante, P.rfection of Members, and all other things, requifit to ren⸗ 
der a Man excellent, that there could hardly be kound any one, that excceded 
bim. This Birmartes was Sir Pears younger than his B:other Olorius, 
when he was Enchanted.; And afterwards his Age encreaſing, there enczea⸗ 
led in him alla the deſire to follow Arms. To which Le was farther moved, 
by the Kepozt of the gzcat G fts, wherewith Nature had endow'd Lucella, 


Daughter to the Ring of Sicily, with v_ Fe fell in Love thꝛough * 


his put Gradamart's Companion in ſuch a Fury, that he could (carte 


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only, without having ever ſeen her: So that he reſolbed to go to Alpatracys 
Court, and do him ſs muth Service, that he ſhould willingly give her to him 
fo2 Wife. And in this Intention, finding one day a fit oppoztunity, he hum⸗ 
bly beſought his Father to give him the ©zder of Knighthood. Which he 
refuſed him not, but Armed him, and the Solemnity of it was very gear 
thzough all Spain. But the ſame day, as they arole trom Table, he put him⸗ 
ſelf on His knees befoze:the King, and, with a very Good Gzace asked him 
a Gift. Don Brian, who. loved him as himſelf, was Liberal in pzomi- 
ling. OT: 

Sir, ſaid he, you will permit me then to make a Journey into Sicily, to 
fee the Infan a Lucella, who is at this day eſteemed the moſt perfetly fair 
and beſt behaved Lady in Europe: And if it is fo, I will endeavour fo to 
ſerve the King her Father, that he ſhall give her to me afterwards for Wife, 
ifI ask her of him. 

Don Brian, glad toſee his Son in this Reſolution, commended him, and 
was content, he ſhould take ſuch Knights of his Court as he would chooſe, 
with Money, and Equipage, neceflary-fo2 (s high an Enterpziſe.”; Foz which 
the Poung Pꝛince moft humbly thanked him. And then having cauſed a 
meat Frigat to be made ready,choſe to accompany him amongſt other Knights, 
the Duke of Biſcay's two Sons, of which the Eldeſt wag named Eſquinel,and 
the other Meander of Spain. And thete were the two who kleparated him, at 
the perſwaſion of Gradamart, as he was fighting againſt the Knight of the 

burning Sword. They then being Embarkt in very good Oꝛder, Sailed a- 
long the Coaſt of Atrick, and leaving Sardinia on the right hand, Arrived at 
Dleſſina, where they had News of the Rape, not long before committed by 
Frandalon Cyciops, and bis Son, on the Queen of Sicily and Lucella, And 
fo: this cauſe Birn artes commanded his Marriners to take their Cottrſe to 
Silanchy, thꝛoughly refolved to Fight them, whatever Gould come of it. But 
his Labour was ia vain, becauſe he found there no body but the Governour, 
whom Alpatricy had left, by whom he was acquainred with what was paſ- 
ſed. Which wonderfully diſpleafed him, and he curſed his Foztune fo2 has 
ving dep2ived him of lo fair an Decaſion,by which he might have gained what 
he much doubted toloſe. Then he returned again into his Ship, and taking 
leave of the Governo!, went back towards Sicily, where he thought to find 
what he lookt fo). | 

And ſome days after he met a Giant, that was carrying away ſeveral 
Chr iſtians Pziſoners, with whom Birmartes had a fight, and finally vans 
quifht him: The Duke of Biſcays two Sons defeated alfo fix of his Knights, 
freeing all the Slaves, who were then in rhe Pirates Ship, and giving them 
Liberty to go, whither rhe? plealed. And thus following their way, to take 

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Harbo? in Sicily, the Sea gꝛew lo tempeſtuous, that they were, by Fozrune; | e⸗ 
ven againft their wills, d2iven to the Kingdom of Apolonia, where they-went 
aſhoꝛe. And to refreſh themſelves, being weary of the Sea, they deſign'd tg 
(penda Month in Uiſiting the Country. And fox this caule commanding 
their Marriners not to depart kzom the Pozt, al the Knights mounied their 
Ho!les, taking their Wap ſtrait to the gzeat City of Apoionia. And, as 
they travell'd, they learnt, how Branzahar Duke of Clarence, guarded in a 
Tower Onoria,Piinceſs of Apolonia, who was reputed to be oe of the ſaireſt 
Lavies on the Eart).. And that pou may underſtand the manner and Reaſon 
of this Guarding, vou will know, that this Duke of Clarence was a very 
powerful Knight, but hard favoured, defo2m'd, Jll-behav'd, and beſides de- 
[cended os a Glantly Lincage. Now the great Beauty of Onoria had been 
ſo advantageouſly related to him, that his Peart was (mitten with the Re- 
pozt: And to ſee her, he came to the King her Fathers Court, accompany*v 
by two Giants his Coſins : But the Ladies Pzeſence ſo depziv d him of his 
Liberty, that he thought, be ould dye, if he had her not fo2 Mike. Uhere- 

foze with gzeat Earneltneſs and Impoꝛtunity he requeſted her of the King, 
who knowing him to be ſuch an one, that is Daughter wauld never content 
to it, excus'd himſelf, by pzetending, that ſhe had no Jnclination to mar ry. 
The Duke, much aſfoniſht at this News, was ready then to diſpafr ; Nez 
vertheleſs fo2 the laſt Remedp he ſaid to the King, that ſince Foztune had 
been lo unkind to him in denying him the thing, he mot lov'd in this world, 
he ould never have any Joy in his Heart; pet in recompence of the Pains, 
be had taken to come to his Tourt, he deſired, him that he would be pleaſed to 
gzant him a Gifr, Mhich the King would not deny him, p20vided his 
Daughters Honour were not offended by it, 

That certainly Sir, ſaid he, it ſhall not be: For 1 would ſooner. conſent 
to my own Ruin. But lince ſhe wil ſpend her, Life without an Husband, 
and that her Beauty puts thoſe who ſee her in an unparallelꝰd Torment, tis 
reaſonable for the avoiding, ſo much Miſchief; that ſhe be henceforth ſbut 
up in a Tower, where ſhe ſhall be ſeen by none but you, the Queen, and 
thoſe that ſhall be ordaihed to ſerve her. And I and theſe two Giants will 
keep the three firſt Entrances, ſo that none [hall pals them, unleſs it be hy 
fotce of Arms. And moreover bg muſt, for her Service, accompliſſi the 
Conditions, which mall canſe to bewritten; and hung upon certain'ſtones; 
that mall be etected in this Tower 3 by which, ſatd he, hall be known the 
greatneſs of your Daughters Beauty, and how much! ſuffer, and will ſuffer 
for ker lake. HOES 

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188 The moſt Excellent and Famous Hiſtory 


that might have contented the Pꝛince of Clarence, but the ſtone being thzown, 
and dut ot his hand, could not be recalled ; whereto:e he reſolved to bow down 
His Head and permit his Daughter to be ſyut up, as he had been deſired. And 
to do this B:an7ahar ſent foz WUs:k-men trom all parts, who in a few daxs 
built in the Tower a ſquare Chamber, to ſerve as a Pꝛiſon fo2 the P2inceſs 3 
A may call it a P2iſon, becauſe it was Stituated in the midſt of a gzeat Hall, 
and intloled round about wit) gzeat Bars of Gold, though which, and no 0- 
therways, might be given her ſuch things as ſhe ſhould have need ok. True 
it is, that, fo; the little Room that this Square contained, *twas not pofſſ- 
ble to ſee any thing Fairer oz Richer: Foz the Cielling and Flos were cove- 
red with g2eat Plates of Gold and Silver, curiouſly Damaskt, and tle 
UQUaills were covered with Hangings of Gold and Silk. Dlvititly-w2ought 
koz the excellence of the Hanulacture. In the midſt there was a Bed, bf which 
the Canopy, Curtains, Coverings, and Baſes, were of Crimſon Satin, 
{chly Embzoldered, and let with-Pearls, Rubies, Diamonds, and Eme⸗ 
raulds - And b:flde it hung all lozts of Puſical Infrumenes, on which O- 
noria could play. This Pyiſon then being finiſht as you have underſtood, 
Branzahar appointed to be tet befo!e'ir a Pillar of allabaſter, and on the top 
of it the Effigies of the P)inceſs cut to the Life, with a wziting round about 
her Head in the fozm ef a Ducal Cap, which containedtheſe words: Ororia, 
Lady of beauty. | 
This done, he took the Inkanta, and ſhut her up under a ſtrong padlock, 
of which bimlelk kept the key, and leaving her Damlels without, he laid: 
Here ſhall you be incloſed, to Recompence the Cruel Priſon of Lo ve, in 
which you keep me Captive, ard ſhall not come forth till ſuch time as he 
comes, who, eaſing me of this pain, ſhall himſelf receive a greater, in ſeeing 
your over great and dangerous Beauty. | 
Then he kaſtned a Writing to the pillar, the contcnts of which were thele ; 
Thou Knight, who by thy Proweſs art come to this place, where thou mayſt 
ſe the Faireſt P rinceſs of the world, be not ſo hardy. as to take her forth, 
before thou haſt carryed this Image, which repreſents her Perſon, through 
the whole Earth, and maintained by Force of Arms, that ſhe, for whom it 
was made, is the firft in great Beauty. And if thy Fortune is ſo proſperous 
that 1 accompanys thee, yet art thou bound to bring hither the 
Images of the Ladies, Miſtreſſes of the Knights, vanquiſht by thee, with 
their Names written underneath. Then, and no ſooner, ſhalt thou be per- 
mit ted to take the Fair One out of Priſon. But in caſe thou ſhalt find a bet- 
ter than thy ſelf, by whom thou ſhalt be conquered, if thou ſnalt bring the 
Permiſſion of ſuch thy Conqueror, ſigned and ſealed, with his Miſtreſſes 
Name and Seal, then may ſhe go forth in Liberty at her 12 
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ſure: for ſuch is the Covenant between the King of this Countrey and. 
me. 

Having faſtned this Waſting, he caus'd another Pillar to be ſet up be⸗ 
koze the firſt and pꝛintipal Gate of rhe Tower, with a Roll nie what 
kollows. Let none henceforwa:d adventure to-paſs any far, her, unleſs it be 
by force of Arms: Becauſe the Countenance of Cnozia, Lady of Beauty, 
ſhall no mcre be manifeſted, till he ſha!! come, who ſhell wholly deliver her. 
For Bzansa{ar, Prince of Clarence, will defend this Paſſage cven to Death, 

And p:eſently he appolnted ont of his Giants ko; the Guard of this gate, 
and ano ther fo: che ſecond, and himtelk ko; rhe third: And they thice, Arm Nh: 
with very rich Armoz, undertwk to fight all Tomers. At Which the King 
extedingly wondzed, that duch and Co gzeat a Lozd as Branzahar, would 
put [ imlelt in ſuch lubſection, and danger of his Perſon. Now he was a 
god Knight, and they whom he had cholen, ſtrong and hardy, which made 
the ſpeedy Pellverante of Oriana little expectev : But rhe King and Queen 
might ſee her when they thought good, and chis little ſhe rok as a gʒeat tom⸗ 
kozt in her Foztune. Ok which Birmartes adtertiz'd, immediatly rhought, 
acco:ding to the Renown of Branzahar, that the, fo whom he under ton fo 
gear a Charge, mult needs be very kair: Uherekdze he agkt ſome ok the 
Counttey, whether this Adventure had nat pet been A, hy any. dne. By 
was anſwer'd, that above an Hundzed Knights, as well of the Court, as 
Strangers, had done their Endeavours, but they Jad all been vangulſyt by 
the Elant of the firſt Gate: So that *rwas now ſix Months unte any one 
had dar'd to pzeſent him!e!f befoze him. Now the moze that was fatd' of it 
ts Birmartes the moze did his Deſire of going to ſee this Fair Dn? 1 
ſo that he reſolved, what eber might happen, to try his Foꝛ tune fox ets 
ting her at Liberty, But be knew not what was contaln'd in the wyiting, 
faſtned to the Pillar of the Image, as you have been told: Foz It was indeed 
fnkriown to all. By occaſion of which many good Knights pur thetr Lives 
in hazard, hoping to gain Honour, any the love of Onoria. S0 'Birmartcs, 
and his two Companions Eſquinel and Meander, travell'd tilt they! tame t 
the City of polonia, where he deſired ti ey would ſhew him O norias Tower. 
Which a an ght of the Countrey willingly did. re 

Then a gieat Number following him, ſome ran to acquaint the Rings. 
that a Stranger woul fight the Slant ot rhe Art Gate: 100 Weir 5 
Sir, [af> they, twould be impoſſible to find a more Fair; Young, and Dex 
trous K. ight than he is. , > wats 

The Eing, very glad of this News, kuddenky took Horſe, and went to du 
Birmartes, who had juſt made an £:.d of reading the wiiring vii the Kerk Pers 
ton. Then they (alucep one another, and the ep bowing” Hil 

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td hin ⸗ Sood, Knight, if Fortune will ſo favour you, that vou can pull 
don the Pride of the Duke, and deliver my Daughter, allure your elf, I 
will greatly recompence you. | | 
* Birmartes, ſeeing the good Reception the King gave hint, thus anſwered 
him: Sir, he, in whoſe hands all things are, knows the deſire I have to ſerve 
you, and ſuch as you: eſpecially in ſuch Acts, in which, beſides the Honor 
that may be gain d, conſiſts the liberty of ſuch a Princeſs as my Lady your 
Daughter: Not that I will preſume to promiſe my ſelf the putting an end 
to that, to which ſo many good Knights could not attain : but at leaſt I 
will do my Endeavour, being aſſured, that, ſo doing, Death or Life can- 
not but be honourable to me, imitating the Gallant Men, who havetryed it 
before me, and in compariſon of whom [ am nothing, 

Then he pꝛepared himſelf to begin the Fight, becauſe the firſt Giant 
ſtd ready to Teceive him. They delay' not thereldze long to run one 
againf the other, neither of them ming his Blow: Foz the Gyant ſtruck 
him with ſuch koꝛce on the Shield that he pierc*d it, and his Spear, pal⸗ 
ung under his Arm, appeared above a yard on the other ſide. - But Birmar- 
tes, who ran in a moze even line, aiming lower, ſtruck him between the 

Saddle-bow and the Stomach, ſo that, the Plates of the Gyant's Armoz, 
not being firong enough to refift the Fferceneſs of the blow, the Lance en⸗ 
fred into his Guts, and he fell dead to the Gzound, without firring either 
foot o hand. Ok which all che Specato2s were very glad, doul ting never- 
theleſs, that Birmartes wagcruelly w:unded. But this C pinion laſted not 
long: foz he, withdzawing bis Lance, march'd towards rhe lecond Gate, 
plete he found the other Guard, exceedingly troubled fo2 Vis Colifis death, 
torevenge whom, be coutch'd his Spear, and ſetting ſpurs to 4fs Pozle, 
miſt his blow. But ſo did not Birmartes, who met him ſo roughly, that his 
Lance flew into ſhivers, and with the ſþock, their Hozſes gave each other, 
they both fell, and their Maſters under them. Nevertheleſs Birmartes got 
ſcerdily up again on his Leer, and raking his Swozd in his hand, perceived 
the other, who lamentedexccedingly fo2 the extream pain he kelt, having hig 
left Leg bzuis'd in thꝛee oz Tour places, and his Steed ſo lying on him, that 
he was not able to fir, 5 N 
AAherefoze Birwartes coming to him, fald: Giant, thou art dead, if thou 
2 Bot yield thy Teaf Yanquiſhr, and permit me, without any fur- 
ther hindrance, the Entrance of this Gate, as 1 ſhall think good. 
Ab, anſwered he, that you may well do, and 1 yield my ſelf wholly to 
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* Hapr, and had nevertheleſs in himſelf many good Tonditſong and 'Chyrte- 
des, as he then ſhewed, ſaying to Birmartes: * 5 | 

Knight, thou haſt already gain'd ſo much Honour, that the Glory of it 
will remain with thee for ever: and tho' it has been againſt my Will, and 
my Heart cannot be contented with the Loſs of my Friends, whom” 1 ſo 
much lov'd, and whom thou haſt ſlain, but I am call'd to revenge them: 
Nevertheleſs conſidering, that this Misfortune is befaln chem through thy 
only Proweſs, as thou waſt doing what thou oughtſt to do for the obtain- 
ing Renown amongſt valiant men, I cannot forbeat uſing to thee the Cour- 
teſ /, that Reaſon commands me, ſeeing thee weary, without, Spear and 
without Horſe: fo that it I ſhould have the better of thee, equipp'd and 
mounted as I am, ſuch a Victory would rather turn to my Diſgrace than 
Glory: whereforel chooſe rather to alight, and being equal in Arms, to 
let Fortune play her part, ſtretching forth her hand to which of us two ſhe 
Þleaſes | | 
: Sapying this, be let foot to gzound, and embyacing bis gzeat and ſtrong 
Shield, with his naked (wozd in his hand, march'd towards Birinartes, who 
having heard him ſpeak ſo g)zacioufly, anſwer*d him in this manner: My 
Lord Prince, your Courteſy has more amaz'd me, than the greatneſs of 
your Body, and the ſtrength and largeneſs of your Limbs ; for the Magnanie 
mity of Hearts conſiſts not in the Maſs of Fleſh, but in Gznerofity and Ver- | 
tue of the Perſon, who loves Honour, and delires to perpetuate his Memo- 
ry, not by boaſting and Arrogance, but by doing his Duty with few 
and gentle Words, and Vigorous Execution: ſo that having already 
found in you one of theſe two points, which is Courteſy, I make no 
doubt but the ſecond is not far from it: ſeeing they are, ſeldom, or 
never aſinder, no more than Fire is from Heat, and Heat from Fire. 
V Vherefore, if ic were honourable and reaſonable: for me, 1 ſhould ra- 
ther and more willingly make Friendſhip with you, than paſs: any 
farther to the tryal of. cur perſons one againſt the other. But there 
being no Remedy, neither you nor I can refuſe the courſe that is 
offered: Forasmuch as it would be an Injury to you to leave the En- 
terpriſe you have bezun, and 1 ſhould be greatly blam'd not to per- 
ſue the Fortune, which has given me ſuch a beginning, as every one 
may have ſeen. Let the Victory therefore be to him, on- whom it 
ſnall pleaſe Fortune to beſtow it. p 1 35 

At this woꝛd they would no longer ſpend the time in Diſcourſes, _ but 
tharg'd each other with ſuch flertenels, that all the Bebolders food ama; d. 
One gzeat Advantage Birmartes had over the other: He was lo nimble, 
dextroug, and active, that of ten blows, which Branzahar ſtruck, not one 

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ſd any Dammage to his Enemy, ſo well could he Gfeld himſelf, oz ip fi ont 
2 Bir it Was not lo w th bis Advertary, who wag ſo big, that his 
Legs were ſcarce able to bear the weight of his Body: Inſomuch that Bir- 
wartes began to treat him ſo roughly, as made him doubt tle Jae of the 
Fight, and with god reaſon, ſo: tle loſs of iis blod, that Freamed foꝛth 
© from! rhe many wounds de bad teceiced, and which by little and little ſo 
" weakned him, that akter ſeveral gzeat blows, given on both üdes, he fell 
down in a (wound. Wherefoze Birmartes, fetting his for on his Sto⸗ 
math, pulled the Helmet fromhis Head. 

Brit as (pon he had Air, his (pirits returned, and Birmartes ſaid ; 
At thi: blow ſhall gy days be ended, and the Love thou haſt born the fair 
one, unleſs thou grantſt me the Entrance into her Chamber at my plea- 
ſure, Anid to the end | may be as gracious to thee in effect, as thu haſt 
been to me in words, granting me what I ask thee, I will givethee thy life, 
without taking to my ſelf the Honour cfthe Victory, Which indeed | could 
not have over ſo good a Knightas thou, art, | 


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Branzahar, Teeinghimlelf in this Extremity, Lad his heart muchoppꝛel⸗ 
fed ; but nor knowing how to remedy it, he thus anſwered Birmartes | 
now well know, that tis a great Folly to attempt the breaking and forcing 
what Fortune has ordained, who has hitherto been ſo contrary to me, that 
by making me love her, who is fairerthan beauty it ſelf, I am reduced to 
- the ſhame, in which every one may ſee me: therefore, Knight, do with me 
- what thou pleaſeſt, ſince tis in thy power, if thou thinkſt good, -to. give 
me my death, which conſidering the Misfortune of my life, 1 deiire, more 
than thou imagineſt. Go then at thy eaſe to ſee her, whoſe look alone has 
ſuch Power, that the force, thou haſt had againſt me and mine, will not 
perhaps be able to preſerve thee from dying at the fight of her. Then mayſt 
thou know, how much greater a benefit thou wilt do me in taking away of my 
life by aſudden death, than in leaving me to dye ſo many times a day, as 1 
fhall if 1 live any longer. ” 

When Birmartcs Feard him ſpeak thus, be hadſo gzeat Compaſſion of him, 
that he humbly beſought the King tocauſe him to te lookt after by hig Thy: 
rurgeons But Bran zahar refuſing it, commanded his Servants to pꝛo⸗ 
Bide a Litter foz him, and the other wounded Gyant ; and without any far- 
ther tay took his way to Clarence, where he led afterwards the moſt melan: 
tholly life in the wo:1d, having always befoze the pes of his mind Onorias 
Beauty, and the ſhame he had received by loving her too much. 


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How Bicmartes went to ſee the Fair Onozia in her eilten: andihe 
Diſcourſe they had together, 


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Ranzabar, Pꝛinte of Clarence, heing tarry'd out ot the Fleld, and Bir- 
martes remaining gloziouſly Uico1ious, the King came ta embyoc2 
him, ſaying to him: Ah! fortunate Knight, and more couragious than can 
be expreſs d, let us go, if you pleaſe, to my Daughter, whom [ hope, thro” 
your Prowels, ſhortly to ſee at liberty, and my ſelf quit of the promiſe 1 


made the Prince, who kept her fo cloſely impriſen'd to my great Re- 


ret. 
5 Let us go, Sir, anſwered Birmartes. 
Then, accompany'd by many gallant Knights, they went into the gan, 
where Onorias Pziſon- was, as you habe heard. -- Now the Heat of the 
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1s Attendants, having'an ynvtudl Tetra th 132 kak, Win the lfig 
pꝛerented yim to his tair Daughter: who, having already underſtood by her 
Damtela the Ju? of his fight with Bramahar, whem the moztally hate, 
Was the Jopfulleſt Woman in the wozld. And this pleaſure render d ber 

Countenance co gag, that jgin d with the Excellence of her Beauty, it made 

der come very gear Lucellas Perfection, this her Cheerkulnels having given 
her a Gzace-mo2e Divine than Humane. 

Ten the HAT 0d to his Daughter: Child, Icok on this Knight, who 
bas fc Our - ake done this day incredible Feats of Arms, and Will, 1 believe, 
ſoon you. the opportunity of going forth from this Place: *wherefore 


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be wanting, Reaſon and fuſtice ſhall ſupply it. 
In good aich, ſaid the King, I am more ſecure of your 
than of my Daughters Beauty: And affectionatly thank you for the Ho- 
nour and Good you defire me. But let us go to my Palace, where 
you ſhall be well lookt to: for I am ſue you are Wounded 1 ſeveral 
Places. 

Neverthelelg Birmartes would firft take leave of Onoriay bo bes heard. 
all he (ad of her, © the Pꝛomile he made to . Braut hou 
Wozld.../.Whici) caus'd in her luch a — +. rhat'dehold 
with her gzacious Eve, tþe humbly entreated 1 | not 
was Cut 'd, come again to her befoze his Teperie. | 
lingly gzanted, and bowing-verylow;: went His wap, le 
firous of him, than he was ready to ler ve her all Wit 
inſtant ſ2iz'd of their Hearts, mutually trangkereing r 
Power ints each others body, without rhe having any N 
tinent of it, but by the heat of the lafffng fire, which ie ten 
them. Thus Birmartes followed the Ting w x of 
him his Name and Quality, but he betdught pink ee errut im for der 
tent, telling him that he ſhould at another kme underſtanit AA 
fme the King, leeing him eſtrous to conceal himkelk, would no kart be 
poztune him. WDiſcourCng then of other matters, they tame ko t 
where Birmartes was very kindly weltomed by the ten and 
who conducted him into a t\chly Turatſht Chamber, and ta do hin th | 
ter Ponour,. diſarm'd him. wih their own Hande, and kur | 
Then came Chyrurgions to viſit his wounds of both eher pres 
ſpeedy Cure, deſiring every one to retire and ler Him mee. 
was alone, he began inſtead of reſting to meditate on the? Brattts u of 
Bitrels, no longer complaining of Lucella, who had beet the 
coming into theſe Parts, where he had ſeen. what gade him ſo 
ment, Onoria, fo2 whom he was rozmented ſuffering no e. 
martes, nut able to keep this fire any e within ALA 
diſtober d ſome few days after his thoughts ro his: d Companteng, EU 
 quinel and Meapder, who comfoꝛted him in the beit manner they could, gi 
ving him hopes, that he being return d, and having knithe w 


ſod, che King of . would think himſelf IE to e 
Daughter to Mike. | 


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How Birmartes, being cur'd, departed from the K ing of Appollonia, and 
Dnozia, to begin his Enterpriſe, and the ſucceſs of it. 


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e vente Birmartes had to accompliſh his Pzomiſe, made to maintain 
1 Onoriss Beatity in all places, very much forwarded the Cure of his 


wou 8; which delrig precected, he caus*d his Ships to be put fn ſuch Equi- 


1 yt e burning ſword found them in, when they fought. 
"Then the day of his Embarking being come, he addzeſs'd himlelk ro the 
King, and ſaid to him: Sir, foraſmuch as ! refolve to ſet forth preſently 
do Sea, 1 humbly defire of you, that I may fee my Lady your Daughter be- 
fore my Departure, tothe end ſhe may in your preſence, and with your 

leave grant me a gift, that I will ask of her. 
wW weredthg King, let us go thither. | 


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Bo the King hzonghr him to the Tower, whither being tome, after Salu= 
tations on both lides, Birmartes ſet knee to the gtound, and addzefing him- 
felf to Onoria, fald to her: Madam, I am, according to your command, 
come to take leave of you, for to accompliſh what 1 have wilingly oblig*d my 
Tel to, hoping (with ſuſt Reaſon» not to fall into any danger that can hurt 

me, being accompany d by your” good withes, with which I beſeech you to 

Wonr me, as alſo with the Honour of ſtiling my ſelf henceforth your 

Knlehe nell Places. . 

895 13, very glad to ſes that pzeſtnted to her, which the with all her 
heart befir'v,mave him this Anſwer : In goad deed I find my ſelf very ha 
py. that ſucha Knight, as you are, vouchſafes to name himſelf Idol fing f 

id de too indiſcreetly nice ſhould I refuſe this Offer, which 1 accept, 
andrequeſt it of cu, as much as poſſibly I can, truſting ſo far in your 

Valour,that my Beauty (which is little in reſpect of fo maoy other excellent 

Ladies) will gain repate thro! the world, your Coprage ſupplying. in it, 

what Nature Ras emitted: But one thing more I will deſire of you, which 

is, that you tell me your Name, to the end I may henceforth better know 

tam; who is mine. i 
Madam, ancwer'd he, 1 will never diſobey you, be pleaſed then to un- 

derſtand, that I am nam d Eirmartes the Amorous, and that with geod 

Reaſon :. For only Love, and ſhe, whoſe I am, have Power over me. 


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_ This furname did Birmartes give himfelk , whith he nber actet werby lot. 
Onoria very well imderdoad ethe End, at which he alm'd,” as did alte che 
King, who did not at all diſlike it, but imme diatly refolv'd, that at —— 
turn, if he were kound wozthy e yg — hens Dong 
Marriage, who (had it not bein ko; t ings Pielence d not 
{fuck in lo fair a way \hiving matter enonigh koa — 
with her Fziend: But the durſt not fayany mot, noz „ Who bad 
her Adien, l _ her in [range Pain, tho the = 1 5 in N 
by Love, who before. Birmartes“g 1155 not the 
But he then ſhew d himſelf victoziou; to manifelt be Big) * of 
his Trophy, he fld'd her Exes with 11 2275 S il Yo 
rows, . Thus it js, that this Beau char dip | 
wp are very often... reduc*d.to. ſuch. la, 1 leit them, | 
buCwhat-is. noff hurtful fo; them. Birmartes then, bench Eon: 
the Picſenc?, came to the Piller, and took her Ts ET 10 loud,” that 


becrok 


every one might har him, Certainly, Portraiture, tis my Intention to 
bring you beck to this Place, ſo well e that every one ſhall 
know your Glory. 

Then he went out of the Hall, and with t e Kings Book Leake, having 
arm'd himtelk, went aboard his. Ship, and 5 g the Eftigies, be Hong hc 
with hin upon a rich Pil lar, he ſet ſail Ctraic faz Conſta 8 where 
he went aſho1e, and there in the P:efence of the Phini gs 
lated rhe ©ccaſion of his Woyage. Whevefoze a Son bf b ng 
garies, loving above all others Luciana the Emperszs Daughter, 

10 maintain, that bis Miltreſs was fairer then Onoria: wp al 10 

tame to a Fight, in which Birmartes was Actor eus, e | 
traiture of Luciana into his Ueflel, where he faſtned it rotl Piſtat 
alictle Thain underneath the.other.After this he | bobs 14 ar ats wi 
manyother good Knights But he -car*d not ford En 115 les of- 
thole, they lov d, not thinking them woithy to attompanp d Woitcoſtuve, 


unleſs they were the Daughters bf: Emperozs 02 Wa : Fot ke I 
no maze, he wag oblig' d. S435": 
Aer this ane ane ung day 1 Conflantinopt 


the Emperoz and the e his Toure, Toure, wen oa 
won the Image NY a Alegria, Ta 285 
the Mictozy over a Duke, who was Titty fn ove ww 
many others, my would be tediaus to name. <= 
hence het wap to Bohemia, here, ; 
angeper Due, nn when he gain? the Sid 
King Graſandor, and. Duren Mabita, who wa 


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Pzincels - but yer: de remain d there fo? a Wledge, attompanyꝰd with many 
oer Ladies and Gentlewoman : Whence his Fame (pied lo far, that 
was krom that time in all thole parts nam'd the Knight us'd to over- 


- Then ſeeing, that there was none lekt in Bohemia to sppoſe him, he twk 
d Reſolution-of going to Naples, having been advertiz d that the King had a 
| r nam d JIufaltana, a Lady ot extraozdinary Beauty. And indeed 
e was (ailing thither, when he met, the Knight of the burning Sword. 
they fought, and were at laſt parted, as you habe heard, at which be 
was ſo diſpleag'd, that he ſaid at every turn, be never ſhould have any Sa- 
. he found him again. Wherefoze we ſhall ſay no ms2e of him 

a fitter Dppoztunity: Foz you well know, that this Piſtozy is not ſo much 
lin him, as fo2 the Knight of the burning Sword, whoſe Pꝛowels and. valo; 
we intend chiefly here to deſcribe, | 


C HA p. LVII. 


How the Knight of the Burning S wozd Stole away from Gꝛadamart, 
to go and ſeek Birmartes, and what befel him. 


u dave heard, how much dilpleas'd the Knight of the burning Sword 
1 was (oz having been parted from Birmartes by Gradamart, with whom 
be chew d himtelk lo offended, that during the ſtay, he made fo2 the Cure ol 
his wounds, be would not ſo muth as ſpeak ta him, oz have any Diſcourſe 
1 Fevertheleſs the other ceag d not to-perfozm rhe Office of a true 
Find, in treating him in the bef manner, he could, being however 
mucy.croubled at the ill Tountenance, he ſhewed him. 

Now it hapnedone night that the Knight of the burning Sword being 
almost recovered, and Mullins on the fight, he had with Birmartes, gew fo 
diſcontentey, chat he quite loft his Rest: And turning. art on the one ide, 
thi 68 cþ664Jer, en enen : Whatdoſt thou, poor Wretch, 


ſo long in thy bed, diſhonor d as chou art? VVho hinders thee from go- 
ing to take Revenge of him, that loves her, whom none merits to ſerve ? 


I know not, why thou wert eyer born into the world: nor what Reaſon 
Vd theetotake Arms, ae ve, ill uſe of them, that thou haſt been 
ſence a Stranger bragging, and ſingiag the Love 

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oi i thy Miſt: els, and (which is worſe) to depart-from thee wich 10 much | 
Eby. ah! Madaw, perhaps you alſo love him, who-thus(t6'uy gren 

Regrec) publiſhes the Perfection of your Praiſes 1 How un me 
Was the Day, I firſt ſaw you ſo beautifu', tha t being near youl dy, and. 


1 ſen; from you, I cannot live! For GOLYs ſake let 33 
have left me, to love this other, that obeying your: VVIin, 4 may . — 


weve ever he is, not to do him any hurt, but to ſervehim ell Life, if 
ix is plea ling to you. Ard nevertheleſs it cannot fink into my mind; _ 
you have in v ſo ſhort a time forgotten your Loyal Slave; ſince m 
(Where ever you have been) has always ſpoken to you plainly, and these 
Diſſimulation: VVhich makes me believe, chat you are not angry With 
me. VV herefore will ſtay no longer in this place, but will 80 and avenge 
you of him, Who has ramiy (without your Command) preſumed xs 
ſerve and hoy e vou, which he fhall pay dear for, if L find: him. Fit ſhall 
coſt me my Life. 

Paving aid this, his Fury in ſuch manner encreag'd , That he roſ? haſtily 
out of the Bid, ald (ering, that Gradamart was aſleep, he put en bis ter, 
and habing him! elf byidled end ſadled ont of the Hozles, whith Galeotes had 
given im, he rode to wards the Shoze, where bis Marriners wire walting, 

wh3 all wondered to ſce him at lüch an hour. Then entring into his Met ⸗ 
fel, he cammanded them to weigh Anchez, and follow Foztune, which could 
not che ſald) be (o contrary to him, but that twould guits him to the Plate, 
where he ſhould meet the night, that had parted o well from- him. 
Then thoſe: of the Ship agkt bim, whether he would pleaſe 06: (tap ox 
Gradamart. 

No, ancwered he: He ſhall no more hinder me from excuting wy. wil, 
{9.t0 diſgrace me, as he has done. - A 

This Command they dir not any further ute, It letting 
their Tiefſel, wirkour either Rudder, oz Dar, went way. with the) Curent 

of the ſtream, being dziven along by the Wind and {ix bays roger» 
ther, at the End whereof they met a Ship, onthe Deck ol which ſat 4 «very - 
ancient Wan, whom the Knight of che burning Sword {a l EEIE0 | 
him : Honorable Father, GOD preſer ve you: I defigg. Jou of. = 
to tell me, if you have ſeen, met or know any News of a - | 
fails along this Sea in an unuſual manner: for I muſt find dim rag or J 
living. | 

Then he gave him the belt Deſcrſprion, he could; of Birmarteg: - wh'th 5 
Old⸗ man having heard, made him this Ancwer: Your finding ot him, the | 
Knigbt, will perhaps be much more to your Dammage than Profit, he 
being ſuch aa one, that there ace few better, or iadeed fe good to be found 

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in the world. Nevertheleſs, ſince you {6 affectionatly requeſt it, I will 
toll you what | know. He has taken his Courſe towards Naples, in the 
way to which 1 met him: and that is all ycu ean at this time learn of 
him. 4c | 2 
GOP give you a good Voyage, (aid the Knight of the burning Sword: 
Lou have greatly ſatisfied me. | 

Then commanding his Steerſman to make ſtrait fo; Naples, they feon 
b& ſight of each other. 

In rhe mean time Gradamart, who had fetcht a long ſleep, awoke, and 
finding neither his Companion, no! his Arms, was exceedingly diſcon- 
tented. Then he went ſtraſt to the Shoze, thinking to meet the UWefel, in 
which they tame: but there ws not the leaſt Sign of it. Mherekoze he 
began rocurſe and ban his Fo'tune, which was (9 contrary to him, that ha- 
ving an o Good an Decaſion pꝛeſerv'd two of the Beſt nights in 

rhe Wy kram Death, be Gould Keceive fo2 it ſo much Diſplea: 
ure. 


And in this diſcontent he cry'd out: Ah, ah! Knight ok the Burning 
Swozd! how ill do You know the great Amity your Friend G:adamai e 
bears You ! You had ſurely little reaſon thus to forſake me. Little Rea- 
ſon did I ſay ? No, no, You had great Reaſ2n, ſince I bear ſuch Affection 
to him, whe ſo little eſteems me, having ſo ſtrangely abſented himſelf 
from me. But, let what may befal me, I will never ceaſe Traxelling, till 

1have found you, that l may complain of you to your ſelf. 

As he was thus venting his Tilcentents, he perteibed on the Shoze a 
Fiſher-Boat, into which having put ſome P2oviſeng, he entred, end having 
unkaſtned it from a Poſt, to which it was ty'd, abanden'd it to the UUaves, 
that in a little time carry'd him out of ſight of the Land, ſs diſcontented, 
that he ebery moment wiſtt his own Death, when he met the ſame Old man 
that had ſpeken to the Knight of the Burning Sward, whom he askt, wie⸗ 
ther he could tell him any News of a Knight, gieat of Stature, and Ar⸗ 
med in white Harneſs, who Sailed in a Boat, accompany'd only by tus 
Marriners. 

In truth, antwer d the Old Man, you enquire after him, in finding whom 
you fall have greater Joy than you imagin: and you your ſelf ſhall be 
more ſonght after by bim, than he is by you: and more I will not tell you at 
this time. | 

. Gradamart gheatly wond!ed at this Diſcourſe, and would habe deu d him 
to tell him what he meant; hut the Old Man had ſcarce finiſht his ſprech, 

when a his Gale of Wind carry'd away the Heilel he was in, lo that Gra- 
lAamart could no moze get near ham. Wherefo:e he reſolved to _ his 
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Adventure, and not to leave ſeeking his Companion, who ſkrering, as pou 
have been rold, ſtrait towards Naples, bethsught himſelf to change his 
Name, commanding his Marriners to call him 'tiencefo; ward only the 
Knight without Fertune. Ag | * 1 

Now it happened that the ſecond day after be had ſpoken te the Ed men 
the Sea gꝛew elo Tem eſtuous, that ie was kozt'd to take Port in Civita 
Vecchia near Rome, where he went aſhoze, bidding his Mariners to go and 
ſtay (oz him near Naples, whither himlelt would go by Tand. Wherefo!e 
he mounted his Steed, and took the gieat road: along which he perceived 
a Damſel:coming, accompanp'd by dne onfp Squire, carrying a Pacquet, 
wꝛapt up in red Camblet. | * | 

The Knight of the Burning Sword tourteoufly 'ſaluted them, and they 
returned his ſalutatſon; the Damſel taping ts him: Perhaps, Sir Knight, 
you are one of thoſe who have ſlain the Emperor. of che Coantrey. 

Why do you fay this to me? anſwer*dthe Knight. 

Becauſe, reply'd the, that, if you are of that Faction. I adviſe you to take 
another way, than this of Rome: fer the Marqueſs of Mantua is entred 
into it, with a good Number of Soldiers, and keeps it for the Empreſs Xto⸗ 
nozina, and her Grand- daughter, to whom the Empire comes by right of 
ſucceſſion. And whatever Knight, or other Perſon he finds, holdiag the 
part of the Duke, he certainly puts them to deatu. niet 

I pray you, Damſel, ſaid the Knight of the Burning Sword, to give me 
an Account of this Emperor's: Death: For'l. never heard of it, but om 
yo == 31 | unn i mn: 

Then che began ts relate to him the Dukes Treuſon as you ave heard it. 
And, (aid he, the Karqueſs fas; within theſe fe days, bad News, that 
King Amadis is arriv'd at Paples, to revenge the Death bf the Emperor, 
his Son- in law: at which ſeveral of this Countrey are veiy joyful, aud 
expect great Forces from all parts, as is report. 

As the Gods may help me, Damſel, andert d che Knight of the burning 
Sword, I am very glad that I amarriw'd in tims to do ſer vice to the King 
you ſpeak of: for I greatly love and eſteem him | 

Ah! fait ſhe : You have Reaſon; and as far as I ſee, my way is ſhorten'd, 
becauſe I was charg d to addreſs my ſelf ro the firſt Knight, 1 ſhould meet 
on this way, making me ſuch Diſcourſes as you do, and preſent him what is 
in this Pacquet. And neyertneleſs 1 will cauſe it to be carried for you to 
the City of Naples, whither Iwill accompany you, as I am charg'd ; and 
there I will tell you who it is that ſends it to you and other things, for 
which you will not be ſorry, In the mean time conſider if you pleaſe to 
command me in any thing, far 1 will obey you in all. | 

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In good Faith, Damſel, anſwerd the Knight of the Burning Sword, you 

ake me wonder at the News. As for me, l have nothing to do at Roimt, and 
E think it beſt, that we ſhould go ſtraight to King Amadig; for it-ſeems 
already long to me, till I ſee the Preſent diſplay'd, and know, who does 
me this Favour. . | 

Let us go, ſaid the, I pray you. 

Then they both went on together; but they had not ben two days in 
Company, when they entred into a long Fozreſt, where they met Five 
Knights compleatly Arm'd, who, add2eſling themſelves to him of the Bur- 
ning Sword, cry'd to him: Stay, Knight, ftay: You muſt tell us, whom 
you will Aſſiſt, whether the Emperor of Rome, or his Adverſary. 

Iwill help, anſwer'd he, thoſe, in whom Treaſon has no Part, and will 
be againſt the Duke, who has ſo baſely Murther'd his Lord. 

This, replp'd they, is the Way, you ſhould take to a ſpeedy Death. 

Having ſaiv this, they all couch'd their Lantes and ran upon him with 
ſuch violence, that they wanted but little of thzowing him out of his Sad- 
dle; vet he kept firm, and gave one of them ſuch a Blow, that he never 
Spake moze: Then he dzew his Spear out of the Dead:Wans/Body, and 
Charging the Four others, Killd the Second on the Field, his Staff 
tzeaking to Zhivers. . Then he luddenly put hand to his S wozd, and there 
began bctwen them a wonderful Fight, which yet ſoon came to an End; fox 
the The that remain'd, could not bear the Fury of him, who, in ſuch 
manger Allaulted them, that the Third had his Head Cleft alunder; which 
the Ewo laſt ſeeing, turn'd their Backs, and Fled away full Speed. But 
the Knight of the Burning Sword let them go, and without purſuing them 
any farther, follow'd his way with the Damkel, who, much wondzed at 
his great Pꝛowels, and high Chivalry. Now theſe Raſcals were Allies of 
the Pube, who, lying in Ambuch in the Fozreſt, watcht ſuch Knights as 
were ill Accompany'd, andfell upon them, when they underſtod them to be 
of the Deceas*d Emperoz's Party ; lo that many Wozthy Men had already, 
in this manner loſt their Lives, when they met with the Knight of the 
Burning Sword, who, Chaſtis*d them, as you have heard. And fo! this 
_ — will leave him to Travel with the Tamlel, and change our 
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by the Banners and Colozs, that che King of Sicily, was in the Fleet; 
wherefo;e he commanded his Prople to aſlault ſt on all deg, hoping to take 
him Pziſoner. Then tle two Flets ſoyn'd, and with Þoks and Gzapling 
Irons, coupled their Uefſels, ſo that the Fight was Fierce and Blody; 
but at length the Armignacians had the wozſt, being all either lain, oz 
Uar:quiſht, and the others temain'd Aittozioug, by means wherest they un⸗ 
derftood from the Pꝛiſoners, how the Emzeroz Arquiſil, and his Son Di- 
nerpius were Slain, and that Bing A madis was Arriv'd at Naples, where 
be was gathering People from all Parts, to Revenge their Deaths ; as al⸗ 
ſs that rhe Bing ok Metz was Kailing a great Army to Bucco: the new 
Emp:ro!, This being heard by the King of Sicily, a thought came ludden⸗ 
ly into his Pind, that fince his Enemy was taking that wap, heftgild ne- 
ver finda better ©£ppoztunity to Becsver his Kingdom, than whilſt his 
Adverlary was abſent ; and fo2 this cauſe» he oꝛder'd his Pilots and Part- 
ners to make all the ſp@d they could; but as it often happens, that Man 
pꝛopoſes otherwiſe than GDD has diſpos'd, the Night kollowing there 
aroſe ſuch a Tempeff, that being tarry'd along by the Uiolence of is, they 
found themſelves rhe Sixth Day after in the Spaniſh Sea, and were, whe- 
ther they would oz no, fozt't to paſs Hercules's Pillars, and enter into the 
Mediterranean: WWherefoze thep wholly ching'd tleir Deſign, and the King 
pf Sicily was of Opinion to go and find King A madts, that thep might to- 
gether Fight the Tiſurper of the Cmpire, and his Ally, Ante they were 
jopn'd. | 

Thus they tok their way to Naples, where they arriv'd almoſt at the 
ſame time as did Don Floreſtan, King of Sardinia, v hs was cane thither 
with a great Fleet, and the Duke of Calabria, who, being in Love with 
the Faſr Jufaliana, Daughter to the King of Naples, had bzought a great 
Army by Land. They were all very honourably KR ecciv'd, p2incipally by 
King Amadis, wie, was but a little befo:e, allo, by Adariel, Pyince Eli- 
nius, Suycius ef Ireland, Abies, and ſeveral other Renowned Knights, 
whs were all come to this Mar. How they being all Allembled in Corn: 
til, t was re;elv'd, they ſhould expec the A:my of Don Brian, Ring of 
Spain, and that, which King Amadis had ſent tez out of Gzeat Britain; 
and that in the mean time, wo2d ſhould be ſent ts the Pzintes of the Em⸗ 
pire, who were or their Party, ta keep themſelves in a Readineſs ta move, 
when Notice ſhould be given them. Thus they all taping in the great Ci⸗ 
ty of Naples, viſited every Day the Nuten and the Ladies, the Ring kep⸗ 
ing lo Noble and Pagnificient a Court, that they all wondzed at l. 


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How Dirmar tes arriv'd at the Court of Papleg, where he defy'd all the 


Knights who were there, concerning their Miſtr. les Beauties, and the 
Wonders he did. | | 


Heſe Kings and great Lozds being one Day ſat at Dinner, there en⸗ 
tred into the Hall, a Tall and Comely Knight, coupleatly Arm'd in 


a Rich White Armoz. Jn his Hands he boze the Effigi*s of a Ladp, ar 


whoſe fide were certain little Chairs of Gold, to which were faſfned the 

Images, that were ſuppd2ted by two Knſghts. He, who Marcht fic, 

was Birmartes tie Amozeus, of whom our Hiſkozy has kozmerly (ſpoken at 

large, who (without doing any Act of Reverence) agkt a loud, if the King 

1 Naples was there, and was anſwer'y, that be was, and was ſhewn 
im. 

Then did he addzels himſelf fir to the King, and alterwards ta all the 
other Knights, ſaying, Moſt Mighty Kings and Lords, think it not 
ſtrange, that preſenting my ſelf before you, I have not ſhewn that Sub- 
miſſion, which your Excellencies deſerve; the Reaſon of which is, that T 
bear in my Arms this Image, which is the Repreſentation of a Princeſ*, 
whoſe Greatneſs is ſuch, that She ows no Reſpett toany Kingor Emperor, 


how powerful ſoever. And this | ſay farther, that my Arrival in this: 


Court is only to maintain againſt all Knights; that Tnozia,Lady of Beauty» 


infanta ef Apolonia, is Fairer than any other Lady or Damſel in the 


World. ànd this I intend to prove by Arms againſt any one, that will 
contradict it, cn ſuch Condition, that, if the Opponent is Servant or 
friend to the Daughter of any King or Emperor, for whoſe Love he enters 
into Fight againſt me, be ſhall be Bound to bring her Image Crown'd, and 
her Name Writ underneath, which he ſhall loſe, and Iwill joyn with theſe 
others, incaſe the Victory is mine; but if the Knight has a Miſtreſs of 
Meaner Rank, he ſhall he excus'd from bringing her Image or Porti aiture. 
New then, Sir, ſaid he to the Bing of Naples, ce this Adventure is ar- 
riv'd in your Court, before it is in any other of theſe Princes, I beſeech 
you to cauſe the occaſion of my Coming, being ſuch, as I have at preſent 


deelar'd to you, to be Publiſht by Sound of Trumpet, to the end every 


Knight, who will Combat me, may know, that I wilt expect him in this 


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Meadow in a Tent, which I will cauſe to be ſet up, and will Fight him 
with ſuch Arms, as he will Chooſe. 

Having ſaid this, he went out of the Pall, and return'd the way he came, 
leaving all theſe Lozds Amaz'd ar his P2eſumption, ſo that ſeveral deügn'd 
to abate it, eſpecially the Duke of Calabria, and Clorius of Spain, who lo fer: 
vently Lov'dLuciana, Daughter te Eſplandian, that he could not reſt foz 
her. Then came Birmartes into the Meadow, and caus'd two Ricy Pa- 
vilions ts be ſet up on the Sea tho!e, in which he Lodg'd. But he had 
Leiſure enough to reſt there, fo! none Pꝛeſented himſelf that Day, no; the 
next till after Dinner, when ſeveral entred into the Field; and Birmartes 
behav'd himſelfſo Ualiantly, that befoze Night he Uanquiſht Twelve, and 
Fifrcen the Day following; lo that many had ſaid, they never ſeen lo god a 
Knight. Now the Duke of Calabria was not pet come, but he Pꝛelented 
himſelf ſon after, Arm'd in Seen Armoz, and hearing on his Helmet, in⸗ 
ftead of a Feather, his Miſtrelles Poztraiture. 

Then Birmartes, knowing that he had a Walfant Adverſary, choſe 4 
great Lance, and Marching leiſurely, befoze he began his Carrier, the 
Duke call'd out to hint from afar ; ſaying, By my Head, Sir Knight, I will 
now make you know, that the Princeſs Jufaliana, whoſe Effigies I bear, 
furpaiſes in all Beauties her, whom you have ſo much prais'd. of 

I know not, anſwer'd Birmartes how you can verify it: As for me, 
every one knows, that I ſhould extreamly forget my ſelf, if I ſhould follow 
this Opinion; and ſince the Proof lies in the Combat, not in Words, let us 
ſe how it will go. 

Then they couch'd their Lanees, one againſk the other, and their Meet⸗ 
ing was luch, that the Duke bzoke his Spear, even to the Gantlet: Ne- 
vertheleſs, Birmartes Struck him ſs to the purpoſe, that he 'Thzew him 


gut ok his Saddle to the G:zound. And fo:aſmuch as the Duke was altony'd, 


ffiring neither Foot noz Þand, the other alighted from his Hozſe at the 
End of the Carrfer, and Feigning, that he would Tut off his Head, ſaid 


to him aloud; Knight, confeſs the Beauty of your Miſtreſs to be nothing 


in Comparifcn of Cnoꝛias, elſe you ſhall Dye preſently. 

But to theſe Thyieatsthe Tube, tho' he was come to himſelf, anſwer's 
Him not a Wozd, but was ſs Tiſconted, that he wicht himſelf already Dead; 
which ſome Lo2d knowing, Regiieſfed Birmartes to leave him in Patiente, 
and content Himſelf with his Uicozy, and the Poꝛtraiture of Jufaliana, 
which he took, and carrp'd into his Pavilion, te Accompany the others. 
— "he mean time the Duke got up again, and Return'd Aſhant'd to his 

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Then there came into the Field a luſty Knight, firting ſo gracefully on his 
Doſe, that *twas a wonder to lee, who addzelling himtelt ro Birmartes, thus 
ſpake to him: If you do not willingly confeſs my Miſtreſs to be fairer than 
yours, ] vill make you do it by force. ,. 
Ho? anſwered Birmartes : He, who is juſt now parted with diſgrace, 
ſaid as much to me not long ſince, and tho? he ſhould have ſerv'd you for an 
Example, you ſpeak as preſumptuonlſly, as he did: take heed, fair Sir, leſt 
as much befal you. - 

At this wozd they ran ſo directly one againſt the other, that their Lances 
flew into ſhivers, and they met lo violently with Shields and Bodies, that 
Birmartes loſt a ſtirrup, and, ik he had not caught hold of his Hozſes Neck, 
had been thzown to the g2ound © Meverthelels the other had wozle, he and 
his Ho le falling one upon the sther. However he got up again, and taking 
his Swozd in his hand, ſaid to Birmartes, who had alrtady turn'd his Byt- 


dle: Knight, alight, and GOD forbid, that I ſhould twice, thro? my hor- 


ſes fault,loſe the Right of my Enterpriſe. 


Then Birmartes [at fot to gaound, and einbzacing his Shield, there be⸗ 


gan between them lo fierce a Fight, that fo; the ſpace of an hour 92 moze, it 


could hardly be judged, wo would have the better oz the woꝛle. But at che 
end the Tuknown Knight was lo out of breath, that he was fo2Ct to retreat 


a little back. Which Birmartes (ging, laid to him: Indeed, Sir Knight, 
you take an ill way to make me conſeſs ſy great a Lye, as you ere-while 
bragg you would: Are you already fo tired ? 
he other, very much vert at this mockery, thus anſwered him - ir 

Knight, you ſhall know preſently. Andlifting up his Arm, gave Birwar-- 
tes luch a blow with his Swozd. trat bis eyts [parkled, and their fight be⸗ 
gan again ſo fierte, that lometimes Foztune was judg'd to be fo2 the Un⸗ 
known Knight, and ſometimes fo2 Birmartes. Meverthelels the end was 
Cuch, that Birmartes gain d the Uictozy, and the other fell upon the field, ſo 
tired, that he was quite [pentr. | 

Wheref2ze 8 irmartes caſt himſelf lightly upon him, and plucking off his 
Helmet, perceived. that*twas his Brother Olorius: at which much dilcon⸗ 
tented, as fearing him to be wozle than he was; he ſaid to him: sir Knight, 
tis probable that the Fault of your Miſtreſſes Beauty, and not your want 
of Prowels, is the cauſe, of what has befallen yon: for otherwiſe (ſeeing 
what I have found in you) tis certain, that 1 ſhould-net fo lightly have 
parted out of your hands, as | have done. ; . 

Olortus, hearing him ſpeak with lo much humilitp, al tho' he was ertream⸗ 
ly diccontented, thus anſwered him: As GOD help me, Knight, I can give 


you no very good Account of my Miſtreſſes Beauty: for I never ſaw her: 


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- But l ſhould have conſidered, what is in you, before my undertaking any 
thing, at leaſt to avoid the ſhame, I undergo. 

Then he got up, and gave Birmartes his hand to help him: koz he was 
very much wounded: noz was Birmartes much leſs. Wherefoze retiring, 
the one into the Town, and the other into his Pa-ilion, they keyt their beds 
ükten days, bekoze their Wounds were cur'd. 


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Irmartes then being curev, and reſolving to begin again his En⸗ 
terpzile, there entered into his Pavilion a Damſel, accompany”d 
by an Eſquire, who carried a Casket, cloſcly wiapt up This Damlel 
Saluted 4irmartes with g2cat Courteſy, anduntying the Packet, pzeſented 
him with a Suit of Armoz, as red as blood, and a Shield, having an Elm 
in a Field, Or, ſaying to him: Knight us'd to obercome, He, who loves 
you, and eſteems you, for the Proweſs that is in you, ſends you this 
Preſent: And ſends you word by me, that at this time you ſhall not know 
who he is: But ſo it is, that this Armor, which he has kept for you, will do 
you more Service than you think for, 

Damſel, my Friend, anfw:r?d he, I humbly thank the perſon, who has 
had ſo good a Remembrance of me, andeſt:em this Harneſs the more, be- 
cauſe mine was quite broken. You will be pl:as'd to tell him, that, where- 
ever | am, he has in me a Knight very much at his Command. | 

Then without continuing this Diicoucte any longer, the Dainſel depar- 
ted from him, leaving him in a deep ſtudy, from whom ſo g'rat a Favour 
ſhould pzoceed, And that very day he acquamted the Kings, and the other 
L0:dg, Chat he ſheuld be in a readineſs, if any ont will defend the Honour of 
big Miltrelles Beauty. Mherekoze going fo2th of the Town, they went to 
the Place appointed, with a gzeat Number of Pcople, whither they were no 
Cosner tome, but they p2tceived a Knight of g1eat Stature, riding towards 
them, mounted on a Roan Hoſe, his Armoz being Azure, covered with ma- 


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ny Stars, and his Shield of the lame. In his hand he held a g2eat Lance, 
which he reſted on his Thigh with ſuch a Ezate, that nothing could excey 
it. And to the top of his Helmet was fafned the Poztrafture of a Dam- 
Cel, fair in all Perfection. ® . 

In this Equipage did he paſs befo2e the Scaffold, on which rhe Kings 
were ating, whom he ſaluted w'thout viſcovering himſelf ; and appzoachs 
ing Birmartes, ſaid to him loud enough: Knight, you muſt grant me, that 
ſhe, whom you love, no way equals the Lady, whoſe Figure I bear; elſe 
your Head ſhall do me reaſon, as a Punifhment of your audacions folly in 
2 her to a Lady, o whom ſhe deſerves net to be ſo much as a 

crVant. 

Birmartes, much diſpleas'd to hear himtelk rhzeatned, and his Lady inju- 
red, thug anſwered : Truly, good Sir, you ſpeak very glorioufly, and my 
ſtay in this place would have been roo much in vain, if I ſhould, for your 
Threats, confeſs ſo great a lye: But | hope, before you get from me, to 
chaſtiſe you in ſucha. manner, that you ſhall be an Example to thoſe, thar 
may come hereafter. And as to my head, I fhall keep it better, than you 
will do yours, as will be ſcen by the Event. 

Then they parted to fetch their Carreer, and ran againſt each other with 
Cuch Fury, that they both fell to the Gzound, where they lay ſome time with- 
out Cirring either hand oz for. And every one began to think them dead, 
when they got up again, embꝛacing their Shields, and taking their Swozds 
in their hands. T hen they began ſo fierce a Fight, that the ſound of their 
Blows would have made one think, there had been above twenty Knights 
in Battle, and the Sparks of fire flew in ſuch quantity from their Armo?, 
that the Jron, taken out of the Furnace, and beaten on the Anvil, pields no 
gꝛeater Luſtre. But what need is there to number their Slows koz the 
Embelliſhment of our Hiſtozy? They charg' d eath other with ſo much vi- 
olence, that, had it not been fo! the Goodneſs of their Armoz, they bad ſ@n 
made an End of the Combat, with tht toſs of both their Lives. But ſeeing 
that their Sw922s could not enter, they c!ogs*d body to body, doing their ut⸗ 
moſt to being tac other to the G2ound. In which they p2offted as little ag 
before ths" they tont nud in this Eſtate abone two long hours, ſo that every 
one thought them faint and out of breath. Neverthelels they loon akter 
knew the tonttary: Foz the two Combatants return'd again to take their 
SY.02ds, and as ii t!'cy had done nothing all the day, began e gain their fight 
moze ſhecp dad dangerous thin bekeze. And neverchelels, either koz the 
tem per of their Aims), 02 the thicknels end goodneſs of khem, neither of 
them could dzaw the lealf dꝛop of bled krom his Adverſary. 

At which they both wondzed, and p:irci;ally the Knight of the Stars. 
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who ſaid to the other: As far as I ſee, Knight, we toil all day without gai- 
ning any Advantage, one over the other, ſince our Swords cut no better: 
therefore, pray, let ns diſarm our ſelves, and toꝓut a more ſpeedy end to 
this beginning, let us take only Sword and Cloak : for had I thought of 
ve hat is fallen out, I ſhould have entered otherwiſe into Fight againſt 
YOu. 
cathen Birmartes heard this Diſcourſe, he terp much wendzed at his 
Enemies great Tourage, and immediatly daubted, that twas he, with 
whom he had o do upon the Sea, when they were parted. And neverthe- 
leis the Armg, de woze, were gſherg, lo that he knew him not, and there 
% made him this Anſwer : Knight, fince we have began our Fight, we 
mult be fuin to cad it, and therefore do the beſt you may: for it cannot 
be. but that one of ns muſt faint at laſt. | 

| 3 ell then, laid the Knight of the Stars, I thought to have done you a 
Pleaſure. | 

Fc then tie» had bekoze been very careful to do thelr Duties, they retur- 
ned to (ew theinkelbeg ret moze carncft, altho' they apparently gew hea- 
vier, having already continu'd atove five hours without any reſt: And 
mozeobev the Heat of the day was ſo extreme, that be, who was lighteſt 
cloach' d, did perpetually ſwear. ich mov'd Bing Amadis to ſuch com- 
paſſion, ſeting them ſuffer and endure lo mite}, that he could not fotbear 
laping to the others: On my conſcience tis great Pity to let two of the 
beſt Knights in the world dye, who are ſo animated one againſt the other, 
that the Conqueror will never pardon the Weaker, 

Nevertheleſs he of the Stars gain'd gzound by little and little; whence 
with gapecy of heart, Hiking his Sword, he cred out: Za! Knight, now 
have thee in ſuch a place, that neither by putting out the Torches, nor 
by force, we can be ſeparated : and thou ſhalc pay for the fooliſh' words, 
thou wouldſt have mainiain'c. 

Habing ſaid this, he g:els'd him tloler, than he had pet done. Then 
Eirmartes knew by his tizcats, that he had indeed lulpected aright, it being 
the Knight of the Burning Sword, to Wham the Damſel, that te met near 
Rome, pꝛeſented the Harneſs, be now waze When Le was within a days 
jcurney cf Naples, wittout declaring krom whem; and left him to go to 
Birizartes with the Nermillon Arins, as pau hate been told. Now the 
Sage Alquif fozeſaw, that tbecſe god Knights were to fight the one agiinft 
tre other, and koz the Prelerbarion of them koth, Lent them, what l(ecur'd 
them: foi tis teztain that, had it not ben fo: the goodneſs of their Har⸗ 
nels, ther had been oth Jain. But they could not dꝛaw any blood, but on⸗ 
ly bjuiſe one another by tie Slows, they mutually interthang'd. 8 

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"To return then to our Knights, Birmartes hearing, with whom Ye had 


to do, his heart ſo Cwell'd, that Le thus anſwer'd the Knight of the Burn- 
ing Sword; by my head tis a great Pleaſure to me to know, who thou 
art, that I may have more occaſion to abate thy Arrogance, nor do thou 
think, that thou haſt any Advantage over me: For before the Game is en- 
ded, thou fhalt find, that I am better able to revenge my ſelf, than thou to 
threaten. | 

Having ſaid this wozd, he ruſht upon the other, and ſtruck him fo ſterce⸗ 
ly on the top of his Helmet, that he conſtrain'd him ta put his knee to the 
gꝛoͤund: but he ſoon got up again, and in revenge gave his Adverſary ſuch 
a blow in the lame place, that his two hands ſerv'd him fot a ſuppoꝛt on the 
Gals, tha he made there no long ſtay, but reſettling his Helmet, they be- 
gan again better than berfo2e :- not but there was always diſcern's ſome lit-- 
tle Advantage on the fide of the Knight of the burning ſword. And indeed 
he was delcended of the moſt iluſtrioug and glozious bled at that dap on the 
Tarth, having to his gzeat Gzand father King Amadis, who confidering 
that, if he let them Fight any longer, the Death of the other was near, ſaid 
to the thꝛee Kings, which were fitting by him, that twas better to go and 
r2ay them to part, leeing the gzeat Loſs, there would be in loſing them. 

Which they appꝛob' d, and going down from their Scaſlolds, went to the 
two Knights, who at their coming dzew back, and King Amadis, and the 
King of Sicily addzeſs d themſelves to the Knight of the burning ſword, to 
whom they lafd : Knight, be pleas d to do fo much for our ſakes, as to pro- 
ceed no farther in this Combat: for tis not rea ſonable, that two ſuch gal- 
lant men, as you are, ſhould dye on ſo ſmall an occaſion, 

De, who pꝛelently thought, that by refuſing ſo courtecug a Requeſt; made 
him by ſuch Perſons, as they were, particularly by the Father of her, whom 
he lov'd better thanhſs own (oul, he might be blam'd,r\upanſweredthen:; 
For certain, my Lords, tis grievous for me to retire thus, keen 2 oh 
firing to obey you in all things, let us know, what mine Enemy thinks of 
it, againſt whom I am the maſt unfortunate Knight, that ever was: for 
this is now the ſecond time, that he has eſcap'd from me, with more ho- 
nour, than I dehre, 50 e4"'s. | dy 725 

I aflure you, ſaid Ring Amadis, that he will do, what he ſhall be reque- 
ſted to by the Kings of Naples and Bartdinig: Who in the mean time was 
perſ wading Birmartes to conſent ts the fame. | FRO 
To which he willingly gave tar, knowing he bad the -wozt, altho? He. 
bzavely conceal 'd, what he thought of t. Ind tp2 this Carle be ſaid to 
them: My Lords, the Quarrel be ween this Knight and me is ſuch, chat 
I ſhould rather chooſe to loſe.my Life, than leave this Combat: but for 


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your ſake, whom I deſire to pleaſe, I will obey your Command. 

So they led him into his Pavilion, leaving the King of geas Britain, 
and Alpatracy with tie other, whom Amadis indeed thought to be the 
Knight of the Burning Sword, and had already acquainted the Bing of Si- 
cily with his Suſpicion, of which, that Le might know the Truth, he made 
Alpatracy a (ign with his Tye to agk bim, who therefoze thus [pake to the 
Knight: 1 deſire you. Sir of Courteſy to tell me your Name: For I ſuſ- 
pect you to be a Gentleman, whom | greatly love and eſteem: And if 
you are the ſame, yon would be to ane to eonceal your ſelf, eſpecially 
from King Awadis, who has done that in Baba for him, whom I take you 
to be, rhac he will be for ever oblig*d to him. 

This he laid, to d:a% the ſwner from the Knight of the burning Sword, 
what be defir?d : who was at firſt ſo affoniſht at this News, that he was 
a long time without anlwering and would willingly have dilcover'd him⸗ 
ſelf, had it not been fo2 the Peſtre, he had to be reveng'd of Birmartes, 
whereevcr he could find him, chinking that he lob d Lucella. 

Wheretfoze he thus anſwered the King: Sir 1 know not, what Love you 
dear me, nor whom you think me to be; but if you wiſhme any Good, tis 
not altogerher without Reaſon ; ſince I have all my Life defired to do Ser- 
vice to You, and fuch as You are. You will therefore be pleas'd to 
name to me him, for whom you take me, that I may better know who 
he is. 

In good faith, laid the King, he is nam'd the Knight of the burning 
Swozd, and I well believe, that you are none of he: For he would never 
concel himſelf from me. 

Certainly, Sir anſwer'dhe, 'tis not long, ſince I left him, and I am 
ſo much his Friend, that I defire ycu for his fake to tell me, what it is, 
that King Amadis has done for him in Saba, to the end, that, if I find him 
again, he may have News of it. Ee: 

Then Alpatracy related to him at large, how Queen Buruca had been 
aceus'd, and what became of it. 

Ah! fait the Knight of the burning Sword, in the mean time within 
himſelf; Traytor Maudan! the Gods have had too much pity of you! 
for without toiling ſuch a Prince, you deſerv'd'an Halter. 

Nevertheleſs he gave no knowledge of this Fault, and leſs of his Per: 
ſon, but thus anſwer'd King Alpatracy : Sir I am very glad, for the ſake 
of the Knightof the burning Swozd, of ſuch good News, with which 
I will aſſuredly acquaint him, and that, before it is long: Whereſyre 
your Majeſty will be pleas'd to give me leave, aſſuring you, if I can meet 
him, that we will bear you Company in the VVar, you undertake, N 
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ther againſt the Emperor, or the King of Metz. in the mean time be 
pleas d to pardon me, if I conceal from you at preſent, who1am : For I 
reſolye not to diſcover my ſelf, before I have put an End to an Affair, 
which highly concerns my Honor. | 
In this manner did ye ſtop the Mouths of theſe two P2inces, who" af: 


terward impoztunꝰd him no farther, tho? they had fifl a Fancy, that was 
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thank d him however koz the Suctoz, he pꝛomis'd them. And fozaſmuch as 


it began apace to g20w dark, and Night was dziving away the Day, they ſee- 
ing the Kings of Sardinia and Naples return from Birmartes's Pavilion, 
gave him the god night, to go and join themſelves with the two others. 
And they four together took their day to the Town, and the Knight of 
the burning Sword went ts the Place, whence he parted in the Mozn⸗ 
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CH AP. IXI. 


How the Knight of the Burning Swozd arriv'd in his Tent, where 
he had left Alquif's Damſel, by whom he ſent a Letter to Wages 
gadan, King of Saba, excuſing himſelf frem what he had been 
charg'd with. 


88 was the Cue of this perillous Combat, as you habe heard, at 
O the Return from which the Knight of the Burning Sword, thinking 
ſometimes on his Misfoztune in not having been able to Uanquiſh his Eve- 
mp, lomtimes on che News of the King of Saba, and the Obligatian, in 
which he found Himſeli indebted to Ming Amadis, being now ſad; then all 
ok a ſudden joyful, Rove on to the Place, where he had left Alquif's Dam⸗ 
ſel. And they two together, that they might not be follow'd, went to 
the Place, where he expected to find his Pariners, who wa foz him. 
But when the Damſel ſaw him do penſive, ſbe could not fozbear asking him, 

whence that Pelancholly pzoceved. * 97659 
Ah! my great Friend, anſwer'd he: I was thinking to leave this Coun- 

trey, for to go into Saba to find the King, for ſome News, 1 have this 
day heard, which touches me very near. And on the other fide; 1 am 
ford to break this Enterpriſe, being _ this way to an N 
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which my Honor depends: Thus 1 ſee my felf between two Extremities 
and know not. which I ſhovld chooſe for the beſt.” 
I you think good, ſaid he, that I ſhould carry any Meflage for you to 
the Eaft, be pleas d to give me your Bark, and I will go, here you ſhall 
command me, and will carry any Letter for you to King Magadan, whom 
Lvery well know. 

I requeſt it of you, anſwer d he, aſſuring you Damſel, that I will never 
forget this Courteſy : I will Write then to the King, and to morrow you 
af ſet Sail, if we find our People at the Port; 
courſing in this manner, fhep came, where the Bark was, and that 
verp night, the Aniaht in che Starry Armoz Uzit a Letter to King Maga- 
dan, the Tenno: whcrect follows. 

Moſt High, molt Mighty, and moſt Excellent Prince, if future things 
were as preſent to men, as they are unknown to them, there would be 
few Perſons deceiv'd, and fewer Wicked, that could deceive them by 
giving them falſe Intelligence: But ſuch a fecret being out of our Power, 
we ſhould (certainly) more fear this malice of men, than Death it ſelf, 
-which can deceive us but once. For that, to which theſe Traitors and Vil- 
lains lead us, takes not only away the Life, but the immortal Honour, 
"which every Perſon of Virtue may acquire, blacking his Reputation and 
Honour by ſhameful and lying Stories, with which they feed the ears of 
thoſe, who hear them. And of this (victorious King) your Majeſty can 
better judge, than any c ther, having been upon the Point of being reputed 
an unjuſt King, by your intending to put the Queen to Death, for the falſe 
Accuſation, niade of her and your loyal ſubject and ſervant, the Bnight of 
the Burning Swozd. Not, Sir, that 1 will excuſe my ſelf of the Fault, 1 
committed, in abſenting my felf from your Court according to the Coun- 
ſel given me by Maudan: for where my Innocence was, Puniſhment could 
have no place. And moreover, inſtead of leaving my honour doutsful-by 
my Flight, 1 ſhould rather (knowing your Vertue and my Juftice) ſubmit 
my ſelf to your Chaſtiſement, than fearing your Fury, and ſhunning death, 
which I deſerv'd not, render my ſelf thus ſuſpected of Guilt, Now the 
Gods, as far, as I'underſtand, have permitted, that rhe Truth has fince 
been gifcover'd by the ſame Perſop, who had conceaPd it, and the Queens 
honour and mine reſtor'd by the mvincible Prowefs of Amadis, King of 
Great Szitain, who, ſuſtaining my Right, has in your Maj:ſty's Preſence 

*Aain the Traitor in the plain Field of Battle. And: nevertheleſs, Sir, if 
there remains in vou any ſpark of Diſpleaſure againſt your humble ſervant, 

I beſecech you to forget it, and give me part in your good grace, till ſuch 
time as I have opportunity to return to your Majeſty, which 1 won was 
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already done, had it not been for the Promiſe, I have made theſe Kings, 


here aſſembled, not to leave them, till the War, they have undertaken a- 


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to excuſe me, who in all humility kiſs your Majeſties hands, 
This Letter being thus wiltten, made up, and well ſeal d, 
it ta the Damlel, whom he took ade, and ſaid to her: Damſe 


ſince you will do me the fayour, to go for me to King Magadan, I heh 
you, in preſenting to him this Letter, to tell him the occakon of my ſtay 
in theſ: Parts: and that, as ſoon as I ſhall have an Opportunity, I will not 
fail to repair to him, and preſent him with my Tervice;as1 m hοονn You 
will ſee alſo the Queen an Prince Fulurtin, to πhõm aD ders ute 
give my moſt humble Reſpects. 1 EE 1 1770 

Sir, anc werd che, | will not fail to do, what you command me; but be- 
fore m; Departure Iwill acquaint you, that the arms preſented yon;aves 
ſent you by the Sage Alquif, who loves you, and Boner you mort} chan 
any Knight he knows. He has charged me totell y that foutturhe 
a O:&k by Nation, and that you are the Iſſue bf «moRihitrivagBlood, 
and herewith content your ſelf : for Ican tell you no more, ex@pe it be 
that he ſe;:ds you word; that before your Departure {rom Italy, yu all 
recover on? of the things, you held moſt for Toft: :- e 32 £547 

The Knight of the burning Sword wag mut) am zz d, mote veſobt'd 
he under ſtood, that he was a Gentleman of Gteat' Parentake, and imbze 


her, who bought him this god News, laid th her: Alas! my great 


Friend, for Gods ſake tell me then my Fathers Name, if you Know its: 
For is the greateſt Defire, have in this world. e een 


Aſſure your felt, anſwer'd ſhe, iI knew it, it ſhould not be conetal'd 


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This tatd che tool leave of him, and embazke z the Knight intreating her; 
that the would find Beans to hzing him back an Andwer with all podübls 


Speed. And immediate the Wind blowing the Sails the Mellel (anche 
the lame time the Knighi of tieb min Sword 


koꝛth into the Wep. And at | 
tok his way towards Salerm, intending as fortas he hes recobe-epbls 

ſtrength, to find out Birmartes, and fight him to the ttaio/ whatever | 
ſhould become of it. hilft he ſtaid there, muling from tinte to time on 
what the Damſel had ſaid to him, that his Father was d Nürtve or Grete 


he reſolved to rake this ſurname from that 'Cotmrty,” and ltd e dir 


krom King 4madis, ro whom he thougbt kimfelk moꝛe olige d 
other Men in the Would, ag having made him recover his Bond: | 
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How News came to the Kings, being at aples, of the great Preparation, 
made by the Uſurper of the Empire, to come and give them Battle at 
Friuli: And of the Rancounter, they had with the King of Metz. 


HE-King of Sicily, pꝛetending, ag you have heard, to the Kingdom of 
Met, had 92dinarily ſpies in the Parts of Gaul, by whom (eight 92 
ten dayes after the Fight, between the two good Knights Birmartes and 
Amadis of Greece, ſurnamed fozmerly the Knight of the burning Sword) 
he was adbertis'd that the Uſurper of rhe Empire, with his Fo2ces, was, to 


tome and jon the King of Metz in the plain of Verona, and there to ex: 


peGKing.;Amadis;and-his Army. Now the Duke of Lorrain was ally'd 
to King Amadis, anb with all his might ſuppozted the Party of the Empzeſs 
his Daughter, ſo that with fix thouſand fighting Men he hindꝛed, as much 
as poſſibly he could, the King of Metz, who intended to paſs tho? th? Mar⸗ 
ches of Suitzerland, from executing his Deſigns : Foz he always coafted 
m, often. conftraming him to; tay longer tn a place, than he deſired. 
his was in part the Cauſe, that the Army of theſe Rings, allembled at 
Naples, went to look fo: them in Germany, and there to give them Battle: 
Fo! which purpoſe *twas p2oclaim'd in their Camp, that every one fhould 
make himſelf ready to remove the eighth day following. 

During this Time there arrib d rom Spain ſeven thouſand good Soul- 
diers and Knights, which King Brian ſent by the Duke of Merida to t:efr 
Alliſtante, of whom Olorius had the Command. They then being allem⸗ 
bled, Amadis, ſ&ing he had no News of the Army, he had Cent to raiſe in 
Gear Britain, reſolved notwithſtanding tomarch with his Fozces ffrait to 
Aquileja, and thence to Marcadi Ancona, coaſting aiwaps the Venct'an, 
Sea, fo2 the gzeater Tonvenience in having P2oviſions, till he came to 
Verona, where he had Advice, that the King of Metz was marching, into 
Germany foz to get into Lombardy, and would there entrench himlelk, 
erpecting the Emperozs Fotces, Then theſe Lozds aſſembled in Counſel, 
and reſolved to go and met him, befoze the Emperoz was got to him: 


4 5. Wherefoze they removdon the moꝛrow by bꝛeak of dap, and made ſuch halt, 


that they got into the Mountaing, bekoze the Ring of Metz was awate of 
it, and kurpnz d him (o Hort, that they pꝛeſented him the Battle, as ft were 
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Ear ta this Counſel; anvthe Dule himſe | 
King of Sicilies Caim, and my oo this; Pellage. 
of, denn 88 the Dawriſng 1/40 appear, Hi 
attompany u by 1 5 Mt >. King dom of Af 
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heard bp Atpatracy,.ahd, the other Wiinces any! Lon | 
Otkers, they pꝛelenten, weve accepted; the Atto: conc 411D8V, e 
ſecur”d: And beroze Dinner A JÞatracy; 1988 Thin? I-th 
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the Karl ef Flanders 2 For l fa hither, #ccompany'd by aboyve"two 

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moſt part) loc their hearts, an t being zurku d, Nen dralt to the Tf? 
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rhe Empero2.ceag'd nat te mabe bead a⸗ 
gain King 4madis, and the Fight on both Ades was l fitrre, that the 


| e e lain un the Plate, together with the Wilke 5 
© the Tack of Mer da, his Son, and 12 701 Lows and P1ifices, with fo 
np other People of all ſozts, that t e in blood above the Paltets. 
Aut the Emperozs Death friick a 4. Terroz inte his Army, thät they 
were 6 1ediathy diſcomfited, and turning thelr backs, .fied wich all ſore : 
& Conſtance, where they.incloz' dthemſelves, leading behind rfermm 1 
- above ten Aron dead in the, 77 7 5 And that very night was the City 
* wel in yo the next day, and as well dekended, 
Mil the fourth Allauit,when it was Stal' d, and Amagis . - 
: 5 RT 1 185 to it. Nee, kutting Fit, they found in it to the Sworg, 
Ns 1 ſparing. ans living ſoul. Thele Germans being thus vengutih* 

: — Hing madis rexurn d to the Field, where the Battle had 
dap beſo:e, and there caus d the Bodies of the Uſurper and his 
den tö be longhi koz, and being ſound, to be hang d by the necks,and | 
a-genile Fire in funithmentook the Treaſon: he had cam- 

* Perſon of the Empero?, his Beorher-in-law, and his Son ſti | 
Which he fmmeviatly wit to Queen Oriaga, affuring | 
Nair would return to her, as ſoon as he had refto:d the Empzels co 
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them, and la perſwaved them to enter into Germany, th ar they old d * 
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at Naples, So well did they execute their Kelolution, 3 
lo ſecret and conceal'd, that they were as ſoon at the Gates ak ee Tora” © 
they within had News of thtir Delign. Keverthelels the Alarm 5 

and thoſe within found means toter down their Po2t-cullices, ſa- 15 = 
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taia, bowing down their Veads, bieak in to their k euer ; Wh. 
to the Tower, where the "Bodies of the Empers: and Biaerpa eres he 
ing, which they tarrydteremomeuſly into the pſincipal Churth, aad eee: 
burry'd them with gzear Wagnificence. Then they et the Empeſe WF, 
berty, and byought her very Lonourably to the Palace,where ſhe wav 
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l Puincets, hee Sons Wike, and her Daughter, were with her By*ther« 
*  it-law;Ring Amadis: befides that GOD would not fozſake her, leeing 
iht goed beginning of Uig92y, they had ohtain'd. And becauſe they were 
- advectisd, that the Emperoz was marching in g1eat haſt to meet King A- 
+. Iadis, and his Fotces, they would not ay abuve two days at Mentz, where 
they left a good Garriſon And going ſtrait towards Conſtance, they bad 
News of the Emperozs Defeat the night befoze their coming, which gave 
em fuch a Defire to vilit their Friend, that they got to them eaily the 
next day. Now the moſt part of the P:inces kept their Beds loz ſome 
Wounds, they had receiv'd: but the coming of theſe Lo2ds from Gzeat 
Britain gave them ſuch Foy, that they were in a ſhozt tune tur d. The 
Emppels alte came rhither, and was receiv*s by them all, as the Gꝛeatnelg 
-of her Sa eſty ec quit d, not wit haut many tears ſhed, and ſeveral Negzets 
| "of the Loſs, che havſuffer'd, which increas d much moꝛe, when fþe law her 
Daughter in-law Brifenna, whom 4radisand Gandalin had recover'd out 
pk che Pitates ds, as pou have been told. Thus ſome days palg d, du⸗ 
ring which the Kings pꝛovided fo2 the mof neceſſary Affairs of the Em⸗ 
Pre, and Birmartes took leave of thenr, ts finiſh his Enterpuſe, accozding to 
- the Pzomiſe, he had Cwozn to Onoria, Daughter to the King of Apolonia. 
-  *WherefQe we will in this plate put an End to dur Diſcourſe, leating the 
-Bemainder to a Second Part, which we ſhall ſoon bzing to light, if we re- 
xclve Encouragement by your favourable Acceptance of this. 


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