Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 165
ter Guy met with the Earl of Terry, whose fatherwas confined in his castle by Duke Otto ; but he and the Lordposted thither, and freed the castle immediately; and Guy inan open field slew Duke Otto hand to hand ; but his dyingwords of repentance moved Guy to pity and remorse. But as Guy returned… … our noble champion; but Guy run it down his throat, and slewthe greatest boar that ever Man beheld. At Guys arrival in England, he immediately repaired toKing Athelstone at York, where the King told Guy of a mightyDragon in Northumberland, that destroyed men, women, andchildren.—Guy desired a…
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