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But Sir Launcelot bade ever Sir Tristram beware of King Mark, for ever he called him in his letters King Fox, as who saith, he fareth all with wiles and treason. Whereof Sir Tristram in his heart thanked Sir Launcelot. Then the damosel went unto La Beale Isoud, and bare her letters from the king and from Sir Launcelot, whereof she was in passing great joy.
The maid need not be uplifted, for there's nothing alike between them, only she hath caught the trick of her bearing so as to startle me in the dark, my head running on the poor lady. I could have sworn 'twas she coming in, as she was when she first came to our care fifteen years agone. Pray Heaven she may not haunt the place! How fareth she in health, wench?"
Even so it usually fareth with those that rake and rend spiritual livings unto them, which are given to the maintaining of God's honour and service; such at last must lose their nests, that is, they must be left destitute of their temporal goods and livings, and besides, must sustain hurt of body and soul.
Thou shalt give tongue to-morrow when the hangman hath thee under his hands." The Knight took no heed of this; but turned to the ancient warrior and said: "Hath he spoken truth so far?" "Yea, Sir Aymer," quoth Oliver; "And now meseems I know him better than he knoweth me." Therewith he turned to Ralph and said: "How fareth Long Nicholas, my lord?" Ralph reddened again: "He is well," said he.
Quoth Teghmus, O my son, I can find none who knoweth this Castle of Jewels; but I will bring thee a fairer one than she. When Janshah heard this his eyes ran over with tears and he recited these two couplets, 'Patience hath fled, but passion fareth not; * And all my frame with pine is fever-hot: When will the days my lot with Shamsah join? * Lo, all my bones with passion-lowe go rot!
'Art thou foresighted? said he. 'Folk have called me so, she said, 'but I wot not. But thy brother Hall-face, how fareth he? 'Well; said he, 'to my deeming he is the Sword of our House, and the Warrior of the Dale, if the days were ready for him. 'And Stone-face, that stark ancient, she said, 'doth he still love the Folk of the Dale, and hate all other folks?
And that body which was formed out of earth, when severed from the soul, returneth to earth from whence also it was taken, and, decaying, perisheth; but the soul, being immortal, fareth whither her Maker calleth, or rather to the place where she, while still in the body, hath prepared for herself lodgement. For as a man hath lived here, so shall he receive reward there.
'Oh, Willie's rare an' Willie's fair An' Willie's wondrous bonny; An' Willie's hecht to marry me Gin e'er he marries ony. 'O gentle wind that bloweth south, From where my love repaireth, Convey a word from his dear mouth, An' tell me how he fareth."
He that is of no honour, and fareth with cowardice, will never show gentleness nor any manner of goodness where he seeth a man in any danger, for never will a coward show any mercy, and always a good man will do to another man as he would be done to himself."
'Nay, he said, 'I know not that, but I know that he loveth as, and above all me and my father. Again she spake: 'How fareth the Bride, the fair maid to whom thou art affianced?
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