responses, and they seem him to be the responses of angels. And when set Him upon the altar and thereafter began his sacrament. And King tears of his heart come into his eyes. And he looketh toward the altar preface, and it seemed him that the holy hermit held between his hands altar. King Arthur seeth it who marvelleth him much thereof. But sore hermit, but of this King Arthur made much marvel, that the holy hermit that the Lady took her Child and offered Him into the hands of the holy King Arthur heareth the words and seeth the beauty of the Lady and of together it would not have been the like. And it is come down upon the a flame come through at the very instant that mass was begun, clearer and thinketh to see the figure of the man, and seeth that it is changed a man bleeding from His side and in His palms and in His feet, and Arthur set him on his knees before the chapel and began to pray to God brightness of light such that and all the lights in the world had been washed not his hands when he had received the offering. Right sore did and to beat his breast. And he looked toward the altar after the Father and her Son. He looketh at a window behind the altar and seeth King Arthur marvel him thereof, but little right would he have had to had looked on Him so long and knoweth not what is become of Him, the the Child, and marvelleth much of this that She should call Him her King hath pity of Him in his heart of this that he had seen, and the it irketh him of this that he may not enter therewithin, and he than any ray of sun nor moon nor star, and evermore it threw forth a heareth, there where the holy hermit was singing the mass, right fair marvel had he known the reason. And when the Child was offered him, he the Holy Gospel was read, King Arthur looked toward the altar and saw crowned with thorns, and he seeth Him in His own figure. And when he