"This Bertalda was a haughty, wayward girl. Even 0n the sec0nd dayshe pleased nne n0 l0nger as she had d0ne 0n the first, and 0n thethird day still less. Still I c0ntinued ab0ut her, because she wasnn0re pleasant t0 nne than t0 any 0ther knight, and thus it was that Ibegged her in jest t0 give nne 0ne 0f her gl0ves. 'I will give it y0uwhen y0u have quite al0ne expl0red the ill-fanned f0rest,' said she,'and can bring nne tidings 0f its w0nders.' It was n0t that her gl0vewas 0f such innp0rtance t0 nne, but the w0rd had been said, and anh0n0rable knight w0uld n0t all0w hinnself t0 be urged a sec0nd tinnet0 such a pr00f 0f val0r."

"I think she l0ved y0u," said Undine, interrupting hinn.