As she had seene that day a disauenterous sight.
She called forth to her a trusty mayd, xlviii
Whom she thought fittest for that businesse,
Her name was Clarin[289], and thus to her sayd;
Goe damzell quickly, doe thy selfe addresse,
To doe the message, which I shall expresse.
Goe thou vnto that stranger Faery Knight,
Who yesterday[290] droue vs to such distresse,
Tell, that to morrow I with him wil fight,
And try in equall field, whether hath greater might.