History of Prose Fiction V.1
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poetr. 1. 89.
CH. III.] ARTHUR. 225 finest woman in tlie universe — her stature was noble and elegant — her complexion fair, and her eyes the finest blue of the heavens : the expression of her countenance was lively yet dignified, but sometimes tender — her understanding, naturally just, was well cultivated — her heart was feehng, compassionate, and capable of the most exalted sentiments.
On the second day of the tournaments (for without these no great festival was exhibited,) an unk...nown knight, of a ferocious aspect, came to defy the combatants. He entered the lists, but was speedily unhorsed by Arthur, and afterwards slain by him in mortal combat (comhat a oidrance.) This knight was, after his death, discovered to be King Ryon, by the mantle which he carried under his cuirass, half furnished with the spoils of vanquished monarchs.
Arthur, after his return to England with his bride, re- established the Round Table, which was trans23orted from Scotland, for King Laodogant had it in deposit since the death of liter, the father of Arthur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Laing pop.
poetr. 1. 89.
CH. III.] ARTHUR. 225 finest woman in tlie universe — her stature was noble and elegant — her complexion fair, and her eyes the finest blue of the heavens : the expression of her countenance was lively yet dignified, but sometimes tender — her understanding, naturally just, was well cultivated — her heart was feehng, compassionate, and capable of the most exalted sentiments.
On the second day of the tournaments (for without these no great festival was exhibited,) an unk...nown knight, of a ferocious aspect, came to defy the combatants. He entered the lists, but was speedily unhorsed by Arthur, and afterwards slain by him in mortal combat (comhat a oidrance.) This knight was, after his death, discovered to be King Ryon, by the mantle which he carried under his cuirass, half furnished with the spoils of vanquished monarchs.
Arthur, after his return to England with his bride, re- established the Round Table, which was trans23orted from Scotland, for King Laodogant had it in deposit since the death of liter, the father of Arthur.
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