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506 © 2009 Max Wickert After these words were spoken, Ganelon took leave of Blanzardine and soon after daybreak found himself near the city of Saragossa. There he saw many tents, barracks and pavilions spread throughout the plain. Presently Ganelon entered the city, somewhat ashamed of the words he had spoken to King Blanzandrine, for he somewhat loved the emperor Charles. Ganelon rode on until he arrived in the square where Marsilius was sitting under his canopy. Ganelon at once dismounted and cried out in a loud voice: “What, is that you, Marsilius, resting under that canopy?” When he knew that his voice was heard, Ganelon continued: “I come from Charles, who has sent me to tell you to renounce Mahound and Apollyon and to believe in Christ and the Virgin Mary, his mother. Moreover I tell you that you must send the twenty-two years’ tribute to Roland. If you do not, he will ride against Saragossa with all his host.” Then Marsilius, in a great rage, cried in a loud voice: “Size that traitor, for I swear by Mahound to make him die an evil death.” At once Ganelon drew his sword and withdrew to a corner of the square. More than three hundred knights surrounded Ganelon and assailed him for a long time. Meanwhile Blanzardine had arrived in the square; he now cried out in a loud voice: “Ah, King Marsilius, do not kill this knight. By means of him you will either retain your rule or be undone, for he is Charles’ cousin and the lord of many cities and castles.” Thereupon Blanzardine recounted to Marsilius all that he had said to Ganelon the night before. At this Marsilius at once pressed forward and commanded that none should give offense to Count Ganelon, and all his men at once drew apart. Marsilius took Ganelon’s hand, and presently Blanzardine said: “Sir knight, will you bear witness to what you said last night?” Ganelon answered: “I will not, for I am one of Count Roland’s knights.” Then Blanzardine said: “Do not let yourself be killed for such a worthless cause. Can you not see that Charles sent you on this embassy to kill you?”
507 © 2009 Max Wickert Meanwhile Bradamant, growing aware of the long dispute, came down from the palace and took Ganelon by the hand. (Bradamant, you must know, was Marsilius’ wife, and Gaidamont was his daughter.) Then Bradamant led Ganelon to a fair lodging in the palace and said: “Ah, gentle knight, I am overcome with love for you, for you seem to me a man of nobility and high estate.” Presently Bradamant began kissing Ganelon, and he turned redder than dragon’s blood, while she kept saying: “Ah, noble knight, I see that because of you I will either remain a queen or be deprived of my realm. I beg you not to love another any better than he loves you. Can you not see clearly that Charles has sent you out to die? I beg, by my love, do whatever Marsilius and King Blanzardine counsel. I shall ever be your lady and your friend, and I can help you gain the loveliest woman in the world.” Ganelon, seeing how beautiful the lady was, was suddenly smitten with love for her and said: “I want to do whatever pleases you.” Then Bradamant once more kissed him, giving many thanks, and took his hand while they descended the palace stairs. King Marsilius and Blanzardine, seeing Bradamant coming down from the palace with Ganelon and smiling, were exceedingly comforted. Marsilius stepped forward and took Ganelon’s hand, and Bradamant said: “Marsilius, you must love Ganelon better than the eyes in your head.” Soon Marsilius went back under his canopy with Ganelon and said to him: “Ah, Ganelon. How can you love Charles with a sincere heart, since he sends you here to Saragossa to die?” Then Ganelon said: “Whatever I do must be decided in a place where no man in the world, but only the birds in the air, can see me. There we will make plans about what to do.” Said Marsilius: “Have no fear on that account, for I possess a treeless plain, some nine leagues wide, with a fine pine tree at its center and a beautiful fountain beneath it. There let us go at our pleasure, and there take counsel, so that none can hear or see us.”
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