So when the messengers were come home they told the truth as they had heard, that he passed all other knights but if it were Sir Launcelot.

Then King Mark was right heavy of these tidings, and as glad was La Beale Isoud.

Then in great despite he took with him two good knights and two squires, and disguised himself, and took his way into England, to the intent for to slay Sir Tristram.

And one of these two knights hight Bersules, and the other knight was called Amant.

So as they rode King Mark asked a knight that he met, where he should find King Arthur.