Note 5 — XLI A tale of Messer Polo Traversaro
Edward Storer translation
He sent for his horse, saddled and well caparisoned, attached his spurs, and set his feet in the stirrups, and when he was ready, he turned to the Count and said: you sir, I neither include nor accept5. And he mounted his horse and spurred it and went off. The Count was so sore grieved that he did not return to the court.