Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 142
mistake ran him quite throughthe body with his spear; which when he knew, he was goingto kill himself, had not his brother and the Green Knightprevented him; but getting an horse with an intent to losehis life, he rushed into the midst of the enemy, overthrew allthat opposed him, till he came to… … Tlic Iai^ans sccini^; their King dead, threw down their armsand run, and the Christians pursued them with a mightyslaughter—At last the pursuit being over, they returned toConstantinople and Orson acquainted the Kmpress of thedeath of his father, but concealed by whom it was done.
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