Versos English Léonce Rabillon La Chanson de Roland, CCLXXXVIII

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La Chanson de Roland, CCLXXXVIII

by (1814–1886)

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Tierri, on seeing blood gush from his brow And tinge the grassy field, strikes Pinabel On his steel-burnished helmet, and cuts through To the nose-plate. His head is cleft in twain And gushes forth the brain. This fatal blow Gives Pinabel his death, and ends the fight. The French exclaim:—"O wondrous work of God! Full right it is that Ganelon be hanged With all his kin who sureties were for him!" Aoi.