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The king agreed he would abide By what they lawfully decide.Among them there was no dissent;Lanval was pronounced innocent.The damoiselle set off again, Though the kind asked her to remain. Outside there stood a marble rockWith steps to make a mounting block, From which armed men would get astrideWhen they from court set out to ride. Lanval climbed up on it beforeThe damoiselle rode out the door.Swiftly he sprang the horse to straddleAnd sat behind her on the saddle.To Avalon they came away, Which Breton storytellers sayAn island is, most ravishing, There Lanval has gone, vanishing,No man has heard more of his fate;I've nothing further to relate.
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