The Legends of King Arthur And His Knights
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.. And fitted it in Tristram's sword. ] Then the queen caught the sword up fiercely in her hand, and ran into theroom where Sir Tristram was yet in his bath, and making straight for him, had run him through the body, had not his squire, Sir Hebes, got her inhis arms, and pulled the sword away from her.
Then ran she to the king, and fell upon her knees before him, saying, "Lord and husband, thou hast here in thy house that felon knight who slewmy brother Marhaus!" "Who is it?" said the king.
"It... is Sir Tristram!" said she, "whom Isault hath healed. " "Alas!" replied the king, "I am full grieved thereat, for he is a goodknight as ever I have seen in any field; but I charge thee leave thou him, and let me deal with him. " Then the king went to Sir Tristram's chamber and found him all armed andready to mount his horse, and said to him, "Sir Tristram, it is not toprove me against thee I come, for it were shameful of thy host to seek thylife. Depart in peace, but tell me first thy name, and whether thouslewest my brother, Sir Marhaus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. And fitted it in Tristram's sword. ] Then the queen caught the sword up fiercely in her hand, and ran into theroom where Sir Tristram was yet in his bath, and making straight for him, had run him through the body, had not his squire, Sir Hebes, got her inhis arms, and pulled the sword away from her.
Then ran she to the king, and fell upon her knees before him, saying, "Lord and husband, thou hast here in thy house that felon knight who slewmy brother Marhaus!" "Who is it?" said the king.
"It... is Sir Tristram!" said she, "whom Isault hath healed. " "Alas!" replied the king, "I am full grieved thereat, for he is a goodknight as ever I have seen in any field; but I charge thee leave thou him, and let me deal with him. " Then the king went to Sir Tristram's chamber and found him all armed andready to mount his horse, and said to him, "Sir Tristram, it is not toprove me against thee I come, for it were shameful of thy host to seek thylife. Depart in peace, but tell me first thy name, and whether thouslewest my brother, Sir Marhaus.
What to read after The Legends of King Arthur And His Knights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knowles James Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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