Et cum regius iuvenis solus adhuc ibidem sederet, gavisus quidem de collata sibi consolatione, sed multum solicitus ac mente sedula cogitans quis esset ille, vel unde veniret qui haec sibi loqueretur, venit ad eum praefatus amicus illius, laetoque vultu salutans eum: Surge, inquit, intra, et sopitis ac relictis curarum anxietatibus, quieti membra simul et animum compone, quia mutatum est cor regis, nec tibi aliquid mali facere, sed fidem potius pollicitam servare disponit:
And when this young prince was still sitting solitary in the same place, rejoicing for the comfort bestowed upon him, but yet very careful and busied in pondering in his mind who it should be or whence he should come which spake these things to him, there came to him his aforesaid friend and greeting him cheerfully said: Rise, come in, and stilling and letting pass this your cark and care set your mind at rest and your limbs to sleep, for the kings heart is changed, nor doth he purpose to do you any wrong, but rather to keep his promised faith;
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