Let call Sir Gawaine, for he must bring again the white hart.

And Rosalind stopped and looked at them, longing to say, The white hart?

They found the white hart, it seems... or rather, what remained of it.

And Rosalind, stooping of her own accord from the white hart's back, kissed him.

Then she kissed the white hart between the eyes and said, Go where you will.

Then, said Merlin, let call Sir Gawaine, for he must bring again the white hart.

Succeeding heroes have in after days been announced as the capturers of this famous white hart.

Tradition says the white hart has been caught on Rothwell Hay Common, in Yorkshire, and in Windsor Forest.

This chasing of the white doe or the white hart by the spectre huntsman has assumed various forms.

But she looked neither to the right nor the left, but followed the snow- white hart that went before her.

Julius Caesar took the place of Alexander, and Charlemagne caught a white hart at both Magdeburg, and in the Holstein woods.

There was a white hart that lived in that forest, and if anyone killed it, he would be hanged, she said.

And so they came into a waste forest, and there they saw afore them a white hart which four lions led.

But as though her thoughts had taken voice of themselves, she heard the sharp questions uttered aloud, What white hart, chatterers?

But neither knew that the trouble in each was really because their precious secret was now public, and the white hart endangered.

And Harding rose and turned towards the gateway, and all turned with him; and into the arch rode Rosalind on the white hart.