How Sir Gawain took leave of his host

Then they led him with torches to his chamber, and brought him to his

bed to rest. That he slept soundly I may not say, for the morrow gave

him much to think on. Let him rest a while, for he was near that which

he sought, and if ye will but listen to me I will tell ye how it fared

with him thereafter.

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