King Arthur And His Knights
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"As the old man on the road toldme, I have been too self-willed. First, I would have the damsel'ssword, although she told me that I should slay with it the bestfriend I had. That is you, Balan. And then I would enter thiscastle in spite of warnings. I deserve to die, but it is a hardpunishment that I should have killed you, my brother. " Soon some ladies came from the wall into the courtyard, and tothem Sir Balin said: "We are two dear brothers who have killed each other. I pray you, promise to... bury us in the same grave. " The ladies wept as they made the promise. The two brothers puttheir arms about each other and waited for death. They hoped todie together, but Sir Balan died first. Soon after, when SirBalin had also died, the ladies buried them together, and put astone above the grave, telling the sad story of their combat anddeath.
[Illustration] SIR GERAINT AND ENID One of the bravest knights in King Arthur's Court was SirGeraint. Once he was in the forest with Queen Guinevere and oneof her maidens, when a lady, a knight, and a dwarf rode by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"As the old man on the road toldme, I have been too self-willed. First, I would have the damsel'ssword, although she told me that I should slay with it the bestfriend I had. That is you, Balan. And then I would enter thiscastle in spite of warnings. I deserve to die, but it is a hardpunishment that I should have killed you, my brother. " Soon some ladies came from the wall into the courtyard, and tothem Sir Balin said: "We are two dear brothers who have killed each other. I pray you, promise to... bury us in the same grave. " The ladies wept as they made the promise. The two brothers puttheir arms about each other and waited for death. They hoped todie together, but Sir Balan died first. Soon after, when SirBalin had also died, the ladies buried them together, and put astone above the grave, telling the sad story of their combat anddeath.
[Illustration] SIR GERAINT AND ENID One of the bravest knights in King Arthur's Court was SirGeraint. Once he was in the forest with Queen Guinevere and oneof her maidens, when a lady, a knight, and a dwarf rode by.
What to read after King Arthur And His Knights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Radford Maude L. to read onlineMoreLess
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