CCLXXXII

Upon the ground are fallen both the knights;

Nimbly enough upon their feet they rise.

Nimble and strong is Pinabels, and light.

Each the other seeks; horses are out of mind,

But with those swords whose hilts with gold are lined

Upon those helms of steel they beat and strike:

Great are the blows, those helmets to divide.

The chevaliers of France do much repine.

"O God!" says Charles, "Make plain to us the right!"

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