CHAPTER X.How Sir Berluse met with King Mark, and how Sir Dinadan took.
his part.
THEN was King Mark sore ashamed, and said but little again.

But when Sir Lamorak and Sir Dinadan wist that he was King Mark they were sorry of his fellowship.

So after supper they went to lodging.

So on the morn they arose early, and King Mark and Sir Dinadan rode together; and three mile from their lodging there met with them three knights, and Sir Berluse was one, and that other his two cousins.

Sir Berluse saw King Mark, and then he cried on high: Traitor, keep thee from me for wit thou well that I am Berluse.