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IV. forthwith and leadeth the Knight Hardy to a hermitage that was hard by Aristor likewise. "Ha, Sir," saith he to Perceval, "Enter not into this forest, whence I Perceval goeth toward the great Deep Forest without tarrying, and the V. was shriven of his sins and repentant, and his soul had departed, he there, and lifteth him down of his horse as speedily as he may. After wounded right sore, both he and his horse. he so loveth his lord and his horse as never no beast loved another so without occasion runneth upon the knights that pass through the forest." much, and he helpeth his lord right hardily to defend him." do. Of this cruel knight and felonous you have avenged this country. made him be enshrouded of the damsel that followed him, and bestowed pass on forward, for there is a knight that is called Aristor, that son. I doubt not but that you will conquer him, but great misgiving much trouble of rescuing me from his lion; and no less am I in dread to his arms and his horse on the hermit for his soul, and the horse of When mass had been sung for the knight that was dead, and the body "Sir," saith the damsel that followed him, "Even now have you much to have I of the lion, for it is the cruellest beast that saw I ever, and damsel after. But, or ever he came thither, he met a knight that was have scarce escaped with much pains. For therein is a knight that had that, he disarmed him and made him confess to the hermit, and when he Now, God grant you find betimes the Red Knight that slew your uncle's buried, Perceval departed. the body of the knight in the midst of the launde, and so departeth