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I will. 'Tis neither here nor there said she; if you do not death’s your portion.
At midnight she went as before, and was angry with lucifer for letting the handkerchief go; but now, said she, will kiss thee and he’s to shew thy lips, which she did. Jack standing near him, with his sword of sharpness, cut off the ⟨devil's⟩ head, and brought it under his ⟨invisible⟩ coat to his master, who was in ⟨bed⟩, and laid it at the end of the bolster. ⟨In⟩ the morning when the lady came ⟨up⟩ he pull'd it out by the horns, and ⟨shewed⟩ her the devils lips which she ⟨kiss'd⟩ last.
Thus having answer’d her twice, the ⟨enchantmen⟩ broke, and the evil spirit ⟨left⟩ her at which time she appeared in ⟨all⟩ her beauty, a delightful and virtuous ⟨creature⟩ They were married the next ⟨morning⟩ in great pomp and solemnity, ⟨and⟩ soon after they returned with a ⟨numerous⟩ company to the court of King ⟨Arthur⟩, where they were received ⟨with⟩ the greatest joy, and loud ⟨acclamations⟩ by the whole court. Jack of
