andalbeitthisfolkwassomewhatwildandstrangeoffaithforChristianmen，yetwasitdaintyanddelicateasmightbe，anditssteeplesandbell-towerswerehighandwellbuilded，andadornedexceedingrichly。
Sotheylighteddownattheirhostel，andneverhadRalphseensuchanother，forthecourtwithinwasverygreatandwithafairgardenfilledwithflowersandorchard-trees，andamidstitwasafountainoffreshwater，builtinthegoodliestfashionofmany-colouredmarble-stones。Andthearchedandpillaredwayaboutthesaidcourtwasasfairasthecloisterofamitredabbey；andthehallfortheguestswasoflikefashion，vaultedwithmarvellouscunning，andwitharowofpillarsamidmost。
Theretheyabodeingoodentertainment；yetthisnotedRalph，thatasgoodlyaswasthefashionofthebuildingofthathouse，yetthehangingsandbeds，andstools，andchairs，andotherplenishingwerenoricherorbetterthanmightbeseeninthehostelryofanygoodtown。
Sotheywentbedward，andRalphsleptdreamlessly，aswasmostlyhiswont。
OfGoldburgandtheQueenThereofOnthemorrow，whenRalphandClementmetinthehall，Clementspakeandsaid：“LordRalph，asItoldtheeinWhitwall，wechapmenarenowattheendofouroutwardjourney，andinabouttwentydaystimeweshallturnbacktothemountains；