871. _All_ omit of. 873. E. his owene; _rest omit_ owene.

What nedeth it to sermone of it more?

For right as they had cast his deeth bifore, 880

Right so they han him slayn, and that anon.

And whan that this was doon, thus spak that oon,

‘Now lat us sitte and drinke, and make us merie,

And afterward we wol his body berie.’

And with that word it happed him, par cas, 885

To take the botel ther the poyson was,

And drank, and yaf his felawe drinke also,

For which anon they storven bothe two. (560)

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