| 125 | Prikyng ouer hill and dale | |
| | Is comyn agayn to toun | |
| | His mery men comaundith he | |
| | To maken hym bothe game and gle | |
| | For nedis must hym fighte | |
| 130 | With a geaunt with heddis thre | |
| | Ful of paramour and iolyte | |
| | Of some that shoon so bright | |
| | Com hithir he sayde my mynstralis | |
| | And gestours for to telle talis | |
| 135 | Anone in myn armynge | |
| | Of Romauncis that been Ryal | |
| | Of Popis and of Cardinal | |
| | And eek of loue longyng | |
| | They set hym ferst swete wyne | |
| 140 | And mede in a masselyne | |
| | And ryal spiclory | |
| | Of gyngerbred that was so fyn | |
| | And licorice and eek comyn | |
| | With sugir that is try | |
| 145 | He did next his whit lere | |
| | Of cloth of layke fyne and clere | |
| | A breche and eke a sherte | |
| | And next his sherte an haketon | |
| | And ouer that an habergeon | |
| 150 | For Persing of his herte | |
| | And ouer that a fyn hanberk | |
| | Was al y wrought of Iuys werk | |
| | Ful strong it was of plate | |