An old romance about Rouland (not I believe the famous Paladine, but a champion named Rouland Louth; query) being in the volume, No. xxvii. in five leaves, and wants the beginning.
33. Another romance that seems to be a kind of continuation of this last, intitled, Otuel a Knight, (No. xxviii. in eleven leaves and a half). The two first lines are,
"Herkneth both yinge and old,
That willen heren of battailes bold."
34. The King of Tars (No. iv. in five leaves and a half; it is also in the Bodleyan Library, MS. Vernon, f. 304) beginning thus:
"Herkneth to me bothe eld and ying
For Maries love that swete thing."
35. A tale or romance (No. i. two leaves), that wants both beginning and end. The first lines now remaining are,
"Th Erl him graunted his will y-wis. that the knicht him haden y told.
The Baronnis that were of mikle pris. befor him thay weren y-cald."
36. Another mutilated tale or romance (No. iii. four leaves). The first lines at present are,
"To Mr. Steward wil y gon. and tellen him the sothe of the
Reseyved bestow sone anon. gif you will serve and with hir be."
37. A mutilated tale or romance (No. xi. in thirteen leaves). The two first lines that occur are,