Ye shall not have ado but with one knight, said the lady.

Why, said Galahad, will ye all have ado with me at once?

For they knew no knight that durst have ado with him.

It is marvel, said Pellinore, that he will not have ado with me.

Ye shall not so, said Sir Uwaine, but ye shall have ado with me.

Nay, said Sir Dinadan, I will not have ado with you but in good manner.

Sir, said Sir Tristram, thereto is me loath, for I have ado in many countries.

That shall ye not, said Sir Launcelot, for rather we two will have ado together.

Beware, sir, said Sir Persides, yonder cometh a man that will have ado with you.

Ah, Tramtrist, said La Beale Isoud, why will ye not have ado at that tournament?

And I counsel you in no place press not upon him to have ado with him.

But, sir, I have a fellow in yonder pavilion that will have ado with you anon.

Now Gouvernail thought to himself: Here is another knight who would have ado with my master.

But after that King Meliodas would never have ado with her, as at bed and board.

Sir, he will not have ado with no man but if it be at his request.

Let an older man have ado with him.'