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"Furthermore," said the master, "let's make a pact.Here's a wager: what I win in the woods will be yours,And what you gain while I'm gone you will give to me.Young sire, let's swap, and strike a bond [sware with trawthe],Let a bargain be a bargain, for worse or for better.""By God,' said Gawain, "I agree to the terms,And I find it pleasing that you favor such fun."
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