Song entitled 'Bron Binn no Laoidh Mhic Righ Breithtean' [The Sweet Sorrow] beginning 'La chaidh Astar nan Stuadh, Gu tulaich nam breach a shealg/ruadh'. The song tells how Sir Gawain went in search of a young woman King Arthur had dreamt about and found her. Then another warrior, named Bile, appeared and challenged him, telling how he had killed two children of the King of Greece and that the third they had killed themself. Bile challenges Gawain to dig a grave for these children but the young woman jumps into it and dies. It is composed of one hundred and one lines. Later annotations in pencil divide the song into thirty verses and suggest alternative words in some lines. No informant has been given for this song although a number of lines have been left at the beginning as if Carmichael had intended to add that information in.