Note 4 — LXIV A tale told of the Court of Puy in Provence

And the squires began to tell him how they had sad tidings; how for a small misdeed they had lost the flower of knights, and how this lady had dismissed him, and no one knew what had become of him. But soon, they said, a tournament will be proclaimed at which there will be many good people, and we think that he has so gentle a heart, that wherever he may be, he will come and joust with us4. And we have marshalled guards of great strength and knowledge who will surely bring him back. So we hope to regain our great loss.