Stories From the Faerie Queene - M Macleod (1905)

Giant
Pride
Archimago, or Hypocrisy, in a fresh disguise.
But Sir
Satyrane and Una believed everything he told them.
" Where is this pagan now ? " asked Satyrane.
"Not far from here," replied the pilgrim; "I
left him resting beside a fountain."
Thereupon Sir Satyrane hastily marched off, and
soon came to the place where he guessed that the
other would be found. This pagan knight turned
out to be Lawless, from whom, you may remember,
Una had escaped in the forest, before she was found
by the woodlanders. Sir Satyrane challenged Lawless
to fight, and they were soon engaged in a fierce
battle. Poor Una was so terrified at this new peril,
and in such dread of Lawless, that she did not wait
to see what the end would be, but fled far away as
fast as she could.
Archimago had been watching everything from a
secret hiding-place. Now, when he saw Una escaping,
he quickly followed, for he hoped to be able to work
her some further mischief.
Giant
Pride
left
When Duessa found that the Red Cross Knight had
the palace of Queen Lucifera, she immediately set
out in search of him. It was not long before she found
him where he sat wearily by the side of a fountain to
rest himself. He had taken off all his armour, and his
steed was cropping the grass close by. It was pleasant
in the cool shade, and the soft
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wind blew refreshingly