| He is in hiding somewhere, for he knew well, black paynim as he is, that our horses' four legs could outstrip his two. |
| I would fain be a soldier of the Cross, like my father, and cut down the paynim. |
| This man had no more faith than a paynim, but, none the less, was a stout carl in war. |
| So was the corpse had away and buried in a wood, because he was a paynim. |
| How can we return with all the paynim nations jeering at us, crying, 'See! |
| I allowed if the paynim was satisfied I was, and we would let it stand at that. |
