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That
is
an
evil
lodging
,
said
Sir
Dinadan
;
lodge
where
ye
will
,
I
will
not
lodge
there
.
Shame
on
thee
!
said
Sir
Tristram
;
art
thou
a
knight
at
all
?
Then
he
required
him
on
his
knighthood
to
go
with
him
,
and
they
rode
together
to
the
castle
.
As
soon
as
they
were
near
,
two
knights
came
out
and
ran
full
speed
against
them
;
but
both
of
them
they
overthrew
,
and
went
within
the
castle
,
and
had
noble
cheer
.
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Now
,
when
they
were
unarmed
and
ready
to
take
rest
,
there
came
to
the
castle
-
gate
two
knights
,
Sir
Palomedes
and
Sir
Gaheris
,
and
desired
the
custom
of
the
castle
.
I
would
far
rather
rest
than
fight
,
said
Sir
Dinadan
.
That
may
not
be
,
replied
Sir
Tristram
,
for
we
must
needs
defend
the
custom
of
the
castle
,
seeing
we
have
overcome
its
lords
;
therefore
,
make
ready
.
Alas
that
I
ever
came
into
your
company
,
said
Sir
Dinadan
.
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So
they
made
ready
,
and
Sir
Gaheris
encountered
Sir
Tristram
and
fell
before
him
;
but
Sir
Palomedes
overthrew
Sir
Dinadan
.
Then
would
all
fight
on
foot
save
Sir
Dinadan
,
for
he
was
sorely
bruised
and
frighted
by
his
fall
.
And
when
Sir
Tristram
prayed
him
to
fight
,
I
will
not
,
answered
he
,
for
I
was
wounded
by
those
thirty
knights
with
whom
we
fought
this
morning
;
and
as
to
you
,
ye
are
in
truth
like
one
gone
mad
,
and
who
would
cast
himself
away
!
There
be
but
two
knights
in
the
world
so
mad
,
and
the
other
is
Sir
Lancelot
,
with
whom
I
once
rode
forth
,
who
kept
me
evermore
at
battling
so
that
for
a
quarter
of
a
year
thereafter
I
lay
in
my
bed
.
Heaven
defend
me
again
from
either
of
your
fellowships
!
Well
,
said
Sir
Tristram
,
if
it
must
be
,
I
will
fight
them
both
.
Therewith
he
drew
his
sword
and
assailed
Sir
Palomedes
and
Sir
Gaheris
together
;
but
Sir
Palomedes
said
,
Nay
,
but
it
is
a
shame
for
two
to
fight
with
one
.
So
he
bade
Sir
Gaheris
stand
by
,
and
he
and
Sir
Tristram
fought
long
together
;
but
in
the
end
Sir
Tristram
drave
him
backward
,
whereat
Sir
Gaheris
and
Sir
Dinadan
with
one
accord
sundered
them
.