🌲 Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: A Middle-English Arthurian Romance Retold in Modern Prose, Opening, part 1, sentence 40

I 1 Of the making of Britain 1 How Arthur held high feast at Camelot 2 New Year’s Day 3 Of the noble knights there present 4 The coming of the Green Knight 5 The fashion of the knight 5 Of the knight’s steed 6 The arming of the knight 7 Of the knight’s challenge 9 The silence of the knights 11 How Sir Gawain dared the venture 12 The making of the covenant 13 The giving of the blow 15 The marvel of the Green Knight 16 II 19 The waning of the year 19 Sir Gawain bethinks him of his covenant 21 The arming of Sir Gawain 22 Wherefore Sir Gawain bare the pentangle 24 How Sir Gawain went forth 25 Of Sir Gawain’s journey 26 How Sir Gawain came to a fair castle on Christmas Eve 29 How Sir Gawain was welcomed 31 Sir Gawain tells his name 34 The lady of the castle 35 Of the Christmas feast 37 How the feast came to an end but Gawain abode at the castle 38 Sir Gawain makes a covenant with his host 41 III 43 The first day’s hunting 43 How the lady of the castle came to Sir Gawain 45 How the lady kissed Sir Gawain 49 How the covenant was kept 51 Of the second day’s hunting 52 Of the lady and Sir Gawain 54 How the lady strove to beguile Sir Gawain with words of love 55 How the boar was slain 57 The keeping of the covenant 59 Of the third day’s hunting 61 How the lady came for the third time to Sir Gawain 62 The lady would fain have a parting gift from Gawain 64 She would give him her ring 65 Or her girdle 65 The virtue of the girdle 66 How Sir Gawain took the girdle 67 The death of the fox 68 How Sir Gawain kept not all the covenant 69 How Sir Gawain took leave of his host 71 IV 72 The robing of Sir Gawain 73 How Sir Gawain went forth from the castle 74 The squire’s warning 75 Of the knight of the Green Chapel 76 Sir Gawain is none dismayed 77 The finding of the chapel 79 The coming of the Green Knight 80 How Sir Gawain failed to stand the blow 81 Of the Green Knight’s reproaches 82 How the Green Knight dealt the blow 83 Of the three covenants 84 The shame of Sir Gawain 85 How Sir Gawain would keep the girdle 87 How the marvel was wrought 88 How Sir Gawain came again to Camelot 89 Sir Gawain makes confession of his fault 90 The knights wear the lace in honour of Gawain 90 The end of the tale 91 Notes 93

Who acts: Arthur, Sir, covenant, waning, feast, Gawain · What happens: hold, present, come, dare, give, bethink · To what, where: 1, Day, Camelot, venture, Sir, pentangle · Speech: someone speaks here

This is a sentence of «Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: A Middle-English Arthurian Romance Retold in Modern Prose» by Jessie L. Weston, Opening, part 1. The page gives its syntax tree — a dependency tree in the style of Universal Dependencies — and its pragmatics clause by clause: who acts (Arthur, Sir, covenant, waning), what happens, when and where, as Mova's frames read it from the tree.

Mova's own parse. This tree may be wrong.

The tree

Pragmatics

One row per clause the reader finds. «not said here»: a role filled from the clause above. «roles by»: a VerbNet class and frame when one fits the verb, else the reader's rules on the tree.

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