Sir Gawain makes confession of his fault

“Lo, lady,” he quoth, and handled the lace, “this is the bond of the

blame that I bear in my neck, this is the harm and the loss I have

suffered, the cowardice and covetousness in which I was caught, the

token of my covenant in which I was taken. And I must needs wear it so

long as I live, for none may hide his harm, but undone it may not be,

for if it hath clung to thee once, it may never be severed.”

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