[Fol. 41 b.]
Rathar to dee than flee, in thar entent,
And of the blak knycht haith ſich hardyment;
For at al perell, al harmys, and myſchef,
[3364] In tyme of ned he can tham al ralef.
[T]har was the batell dangerus & ſtrong,
Gret was the pres, bath perellus & throng;
The black knight is borne to the ground.
The blak knycht is born on to the ground,
[3368] His horß hyme falyth, that fellith dethis wound.