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The Tales of Camelot
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Table of Contents
The Story of King Arthur and His Knights
Foreword
The Book of King Arthur
Prologue
Part I. The Winning of Kinghood
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Conclusion
Part II. The Winning of a Sword
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Part III. The Winning of a Queen
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Chapter Fourth
Chapter Fifth
Chapter Sixth
Conclusion
The Book of Three Worthies
Foreword
Prologue
Part I. The Story of Merlin
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Chapter Fourth
Conclusion
Part II. The Story of Sir Pellias
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Chapter Fourth
Chapter Fifth
Chapter Sixth
Part III. The Story of Sir Gawaine
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
The Story of the Champions of the Round Table
Foreword
Prologue
The Story of Sir Launcelot
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Chapter Fourth
Chapter Fifth
Chapter Sixth
Chapter Seventh
Chapter Eighth
Conclusion
The Book of Sir Tristram
Prologue
Part I. The Story of Sir Tristram and the Lady Belle Isoult
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Chapter Fourth
Chapter Fifth
Chapter Sixth
Chapter Seventh
Part II. The Story of Sir Tristram and Sir Lamorack
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Part III. The Madness of Sir Tristram
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Chapter Fourth
The Book of Sir Percival
Prologue
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Chapter Fourth
Chapter Fifth
Conclusion
The Story of Sir Launcelot and His Companions
Foreword
Prologue
Part I. The Chevalier of the Cart
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Part II. The Story of Sir Gareth of Orkney
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Chapter Fourth
Chapter Fifth
Part III. The Story of Sir Launcelot and Elaine the Fair
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Chapter Fourth
Chapter Fifth
Chapter Sixth
Part IV. The Madness of Sir Launcelot
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Part V. The Story of Sir Ewaine and the Lady of the Fountain
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Chapter Fourth
Chapter Fifth
Part VI. The Return of Sir Launcelot
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Chapter Third
Conclusion
Part VII. The Nativity of Galahad
Chapter First
Chapter Second
Conclusion
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Howard Pyle
The Story of the Champions of the Round Table
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Now when Arthur had entered into that meadow once more, he found Sir Kay awaiting his coming with great impatience of spirit. And when Sir Kay saw him he cried out, very vehemently, "Hast thou got a sword?" And Arthur said, "Yea, I have one here." Thereupon he opened his cloak and showed Sir Kay what sword it was he had brought.
Now when Sir Kay beheld the sword he immediately knew it, and he wist not what to think or what to say, wherefore he stood for a while, like one turned into a stone, looking upon that sword. Then in awhile he said, in a very strange voice "Where got ye that sword?" And Arthur looked upon his brother and he beheld that his countenance was greatly disturbed, and that his face was altogether as white as wax. And he said, "Brother, what ails thee that thou lookest so strangely. I will tell the entire truth. I could find no sword in our father's pavilion, wherefore I bethought me of that sword that stood in the anvil upon the marble cube before the cathedral. So I went thither and made assay for to draw it forth, and it came forth with wonderful ease. So, when I had drawn it out, I wrapped it in my cloak and brought it hither unto thee as thou beholdest."
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