And I thought a time, and the Maid with me; and afterward we gat
that stump upon which I had leant, and had this to be for an anvil;
and we found then smooth stones of different sizes, and these to be
for hammers; and we wrought all that day, with restings, upon the
armour; and surely, we beat it into a very good shape, from the
inward, and the broken parts we beat smooth, so that they should
not wound, and in the end to have mine armour fit to go upon
me.
And I, by now, as you shall think, to be drest part in my
garments; but not all; for there did be yet some of the bandages
upon my body, so that for the main I did wear the cloak, that the
bandages be easily come at. And all that day did be utter happy,
whilst that we workt; for we to be together.
And on the morrow, as we do
