"Sire Pardoner, be glad and myrie of cheere;
And ye, sire Hoost, that been to me so deere,
I prey yow that ye kisse the Pardoner.
And Pardoner, I prey thee, drawe thee neer,
And, as we diden, lat us laughe and pleye."
Anon they kiste, and ryden forth hir weye.
– Geoffrey Chaucer
The Canterbury Tales, The Pardoner’s Tale. The closing lines of the tale, as the Knight intervenes in the spat between the Host and the Pardoner, suggesting that they kiss and make up. The two do just that and the cavalcade having halted for refreshments and to hear the Pardoner’s tale they mount up and ride on towards Canterbury.