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His hardy heart may now avail him naught; He must abide there now,

being fairly caught By force of arms, as by provision known. Who sorrows now but woeful Palamon, Who may no more advance into the fight? And when Duke Theseus had seen this

sight, Unto the warriors fighting, every one, He cried out: "Hold! No more! For it is done! Now will I prove true judge, of no party. Theban Arcita shall have Emily, Who, by his

fortune, has her fairly won." And now a noise of people is begun For joy of this, so loud and shrill withal, It seems as if the very lists will fall. But now, what can fair

Venus do above? What says she now? What does this queen of love The Canterbury Tales The Canterbury Tales 55But weep so fast, for thwarting of her will, Her tears upon the lists

begin to spill. She said: "Now am I shamed and overflung." But Saturn said: "My daughter, hold your tongue. Mars has his will, his knight has all his boon, And, by my head, you

shall be eased, and soon." The trumpeters and other minstrelsy, The heralds that did loudly yell and cry, Were at their best for joy of Arcita. But hear me further while I tell

you ah! The miracle that happened there anon. This fierce Arcita doffs his helmet soon, And mounted on a horse, to show his face, He spurs from end to end of that great place,

Looking aloft to gaze on Emily; And she cast down on him a friendly eye (For women, generally speaking, go Wherever Fortune may her favor show) And she was fair to see, and held

his heart. But from the ground infernal furies start, From Pluto sent, at instance of Saturn, Whereat his horse, for fear, began to turn And leap aside, all suddenly falling

there; And Arcita before he could beware Was pitched upon the ground, upon his head, And lay there, moving not, as he were dead, His chest crushed in upon the saddlebow. And

black he lay as ever coal, or crow, So ran the surging blood into his face. Anon they carried him from out that place, With heavy hearts, to Theseus' palace. There was his

harness cut away, each lace, And swiftly was he laid upon a bed, For he was yet alive and some words said, Crying and calling after Emily. Duke Theseus, with all his company, Is

come again to Athens, his city, With joyous heart and great festivity. And though sore grieved for this unhappy fall, He would not cast a blight upon them all. Men said, too,

that Arcita should not die, But should be healed of all his injury. And of another thing they were right fain, Which was, that of them all no one was slain, Though each was

sore, and hurt, and specially one Who'd got a lancehead thrust through his breastbone. For other bruises, wounds and broken arms, Some of them carried salves and some had

charms; And medicines of many herbs, and sage They drank, to keep their limbs from hemorrhage. In all of which this duke, as he well can, The Canterbury Tales The Canterbury

Tales 56Now comforts and now honours every man, And makes a revelry the livelong night For all these foreign lords, as was but right. Nor was there held any discomfiting, Save

from the jousts and from the tourneying. For truly, there had been no cause for shame, Since being thrown is fortune of the game; Nor is it, to be led to barrier, Unyielded, and

by twenty knights' power, One man alone, surrounded by the foe, Driven by arms, and dragged out, heel and toe, And with his courser driven forth with staves Of men on foot,

yeomen and serving knaves All this imputes to one no kind of vice, And no man may bring charge of cowardice. For which, anon, Duke Theseus bade cry, To still all rancour and all

keen envy, The worth, as well of one side as the other, As equal both, and each the other's brother; And gave them gifts according to degree, And held a three days' feast, right

royally; And then convoyed these kings upon their road For one full day, and to them honour showed.