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“
Well
,
”
said
Sir
Balin
,
“
I
see
that
I
must
fight
thee
,
and
I
repent
to
be
obliged
to
grieve
King
Arthur
or
his
knights
;
and
thy
quarrel
seemeth
full
foolish
to
me
,
for
the
damsel
that
is
dead
worked
endless
evils
through
the
land
,
or
else
I
had
been
loath
as
any
knight
that
liveth
to
have
slain
a
lady
.
”
“
Make
thee
ready
,
”
shouted
Lancear
,
“
for
one
of
us
shall
rest
for
ever
in
this
field
.
”
But
at
their
first
encounter
Sir
Lancear
’
s
spear
flew
into
splinters
from
Sir
Balin
’
s
shield
,
and
Sir
Balin
’
s
lance
pierced
with
such
might
through
Sir
Lancear
’
s
shield
that
it
rove
the
hauberk
also
,
and
passed
through
the
knight
’
s
body
and
the
horse
’
s
crupper
.
And
Sir
Balin
turning
fiercely
round
again
,
drew
out
his
sword
,
and
knew
not
that
he
had
already
slain
him
;
and
then
he
saw
him
lie
a
corpse
upon
the
ground
.
At
that
same
moment
came
a
damsel
riding
towards
him
as
fast
as
her
horse
could
gallop
,
who
,
when
she
saw
Sir
Lancear
dead
,
wept
and
sorrowed
out
of
measure
,
crying
,
“
O
,
Sir
Balin
,
two
bodies
hast
thou
slain
,
and
one
heart
;
and
two
hearts
in
one
body
;
and
two
souls
also
hast
thou
lost
.
”
Therewith
she
took
the
sword
from
her
dead
lover
’
s
side
—
for
she
was
Sir
Lancear
’
s
lady
-
love
—
and
setting
the
pommel
of
it
on
the
ground
,
ran
herself
through
the
body
with
the
blade
.
When
Sir
Balin
saw
her
dead
he
was
sorely
hurt
and
grieved
in
spirit
,
and
repented
the
death
of
Lancear
,
which
had
also
caused
so
fair
a
lady
’
s
death
.
And
being
unable
to
look
on
their
bodies
for
sorrow
,
he
turned
aside
into
a
forest
,
where
presently
as
he
rode
,
he
saw
the
arms
of
his
brother
,
Sir
Balan
.
And
when
they
were
met
they
put
off
their
helms
,
and
embraced
each
other
,
kissing
,
and
weeping
for
joy
and
pity
.
Then
Sir
Balin
told
Sir
Balan
all
his
late
adventures
,
and
that
he
was
on
his
way
to
King
Ryence
,
who
at
that
time
was
besieging
Castle
Terrabil
.
“
I
will
be
with
thee
,
”
answered
Sir
Balan
,
“
and
we
will
help
each
other
,
as
brethren
ought
to
do
.
”
Anon
by
chance
,
as
they
were
talking
,
came
King
Mark
,
of
Cornwall
,
by
that
way
,
and
when
he
saw
the
two
dead
bodies
of
Sir
Lancear
and
his
lady
lying
there
,
and
heard
the
story
of
their
death
,
he
vowed
to
build
a
tomb
to
them
before
he
left
that
place
.
So
pitching
his
pavilion
there
,
he
sought
through
all
the
country
round
to
find
a
monument
,
and
found
at
last
a
rich
and
fair
one
in
a
church
,
which
he
took
and
raised
above
the
dead
knight
and
his
damsel
,
writing
on
it
—
“
Here
lieth
Lancear
,
son
of
the
King
of
Ireland
,
who
,
at
his
own
request
,
was
slain
by
Balin
;
and
here
beside
him
also
lieth
his
lady
Colombe
,
who
slew
herself
with
her
lover
’
s
sword
for
grief
and
sorrow
.
”
Then
as
Sir
Balin
and
Sir
Balan
rode
away
,
Merlin
met
with
them
,
and
said
to
Balin
,
“
Thou
hast
done
thyself
great
harm
not
to
have
saved
that
lady
’
s
life
who
slew
herself
;
and
because
of
it
,
thou
shalt
strike
the
most
Dolorous
Stroke
that
ever
man
struck
,
save
he
that
smote
our
Lord
.
For
thou
shalt
smite
the
truest
and
most
worshipful
of
living
knights
,
who
shall
not
be
recovered
from
his
wounds
for
many
years
,
and
through
that
stroke
three
kingdoms
shall
be
overwhelmed
in
poverty
and
misery
.
”
