Chapter CCXXXI
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The Emir, Baron-like, wears on his chin
A beard as white as summer flower, and gained
Among the wisest of his creed a fame;
In battle fierce and proud. His son Malprime
Of knightly soul, and from his noble race
Holding a valiant heart and strength of arm,
Addressed his father:--"Sire, to horse! to horse!
Against them! I much wonder whether Carle
We e'er shall meet."--"Yea," answered Baligant,
"Carle is a valorous knight; his glorious deeds
Are writt'n, but now his nephew is no more;
Against our strength no other man's can stand."
Aoi.
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La Chanson de Roland : Translated from the Seventh Edition of Léon GautierChapter CCXXXI
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