The northern garland. In four parts. I. How a northern lord sold his fair and beautiful daughter, to a worthy knight, the price being her weight in gold, which was borrowed of a Jew upon a dreadful agreement. II. How he fled from the Jew to the German court, where he was kindly entertain'd, 'till a Dutch Lord had like to have bereav'd him of his lady, life and honor. III. How the Dutch Lord not having his will, sent for the Jew to cut him in prices for his gold, and how he was delivered from the danger by his lady in man's apparel. IV. How the northern Lord hearing the report of his daughter's death, went over to see his son executed, and how his daughter, by the name of the Green Knight pleaded his cause, and saved him from death; concluding with a discovery that crown'd their joy.