Armed with virtue and now the love of Lillias, Graham rides to the land of Doubt and overcomes Greysteil. When Greysteil is close to defeat, Graham asks him to yield;Grime sayd, "yeeld thee, Sir Gray-Steele,for thou can never doe soe weele.the other said, thou mayest lightlye lye;that man I shall never see;that man was never of woman borne,shall make me yeelde, one man to one.Hales, ed., Eger and Grime, (1867), pp.51-2 lines 1061-1066. However, no man of woman born could abide the drawing of the sword Egeking.Hales (1867), lines 570-572.
