By my head, said Sir Launcelot's servant, your master hath not given so many but your master has received as many or more.

O Jesu, said Gouvernail, it is too much for Sir Palomides to suffer or Sir Launcelot, and yet pity it were that either of these good knights should destroy other's blood.

So they stood and wept both, and made great dole when they saw the bright swords over-covered with blood of their bodies.
Then at the last spake Sir Launcelot and said: Knight, thou fightest wonderly well as ever I saw knight, therefore, an it please you, tell me your name.

Sir, said Sir Tristram, that is me loath to tell any man my name.

Truly, said Sir Launcelot, an I were required I was never loath to tell my name.