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K ING ARTHUR was exceedingly wrathful against his sister Morgan le Fay, and because he suspected that her son, Sir Ewaine, was aware of her plots, he banished him from the court. In this he was wrong,
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K ING ARTHUR was exceedingly wrathful against his sister Morgan le Fay, and because he suspected that her son, Sir Ewaine, was aware of her plots, he banished him from the court. In this he was wrong,
T HE Tournament of Lonazep was the last great gathering of the chivalry of Britain. In no long time after, the good kni…
W HILE Tristram was with La Beale Isoude at Joyous Gard, he often rode hunting, of which pastime he was exceedingly fon…
O NE time, as King Arthur was at Caerleon, it befell that though, because it was not the time of any high festival, mos…
O NE Whitsuntide King Arthur held his court at Caerleon upon Usk, and he had with him Queen Guenever and most of his kn…
I T is now time that something should be told of Sir Tristram de Lyons, one of the best knights that ever were in Brita…
S OON after this, it befell that King Arthur chose to keep the Feast of Pentecost at a fair city and castle of his, nam…
I T befell that once when King Arthur held his Christmas feast at Camelot, some of the best of his knights, as Sir Lanc…
I T will be remembered that King Ban of Benwick and King Bors of Gannes had given right good help to King Arthur when h…
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