And so Sir Dinadan rode after this knight; and so did King Mark, that sought him through the forest.

So as King Mark rode after Sir Palomides he heard the noise of a man that made great dole.

Then King Mark rode as nigh that noise as he might and as he durst.

Then was he ware of a knight that was descended off his horse, and had put off his helm, and there he made a piteous complaint and a dolorous, of love.
Now leave we that, and talk we of Sir Dinadan, that rode to seek Sir Palomides.

And as he came within a forest he met with a knight, a chaser of a deer.