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a1 He answered: “My name is Partalopi, but I do not intend
to inquire after your name.” “My name is Urækia,” she said. 21
She took him by the hand and lead him out onto the ship
with her and brought him to some island which she owned.
He was all alone there in the house, so that she alone knew 24
—and her attendant [“district” the MS] girls.
Partalopi regained his strength quickly, so that he was
able to go all alone. Urækia now went to find Marmoria, 27
her sister, and Partalopi stayed behind. When she came,
then Marmoria could not speak to her because of her sor-
row. Then Urækia spoke: “What is the matter with you 30
that you can not hold your tears, as if you had lost your
father ? It will surely take a long time for you to moum life
into him, Partalopi, if he is already dead, because he has 33
lost his life because of your tricks.” Marmoria spoke: “You
would both kill men and do other things if you could then—
more [easily] than before—get such a man as Partalopi 36
was. Receive great displeasure because of the affliction [i.e.
which you have caused], and let me live in my sorrow’”
Then Urækia spoke: “You are now full of sorrow, but at 39
Easter you intend to take a man for yourself, and yet many
women remain behind longer after their sweetheart. That is
surely proven tme—as has been said—that one can not 42
trust women, and a woman’s counsels are always cold [fatal],
28 came] +to her sister A2. 29 then] there A3. to her] -í-A1.
30 spoke] +to her sister A3. 31-32 lost—father] recently
lost your father or brother A3. your father] your brother or
father A2. 33 if—dead] -í-A3. 35 kill—things] kill me and
do many another worse thing A3. other] +evil A2. 37-38
the—sorrow] that, that you distress me, full of sorrow, such
that I can not be free from my sorrow A3. 39-40 now—intend]
full of much sorrow, if you intend now at Easter A3. 41 remain
behind] lament A3. 40 proven true] so for you too A3. 43
always] -í-A2.3. 44 they are] you are A3. are] +both A2.3.
B1 she said, “and do not sorrow any longer now, because
Urækia, the sister of Marmoria, daughter of the king of
Constantinople, has come here now.” She then took Prince
Partalopi by the hand and lead him after that onto the
ship, and after that she brought him to a certain island,
which she had power over, and gave him that castle to