Alde the fair is gone now to her rest.
Yet the King thought she was but swooning then, Pity he had, our Emperour, and wept, Took her in's hands, raised her from th'earth again;On her shoulders her head still drooped and leant.
When Charles saw that she was truly dead Four countesses at once he summoned;To a monast'ry of nuns they bare her thence, All night their watch until the dawn they held;Before the altar her tomb was fashioned well;Her memory the King with honour kept.
AOI.
