Lancelot a Poem
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Lancelot And all his heated adjuncts are by now Too far, I fear, for such immediate Reprisal as your majesty perchance ... " "O' God's name, Lucan, " the King cried, "be still!" He gripped with either sodden hand an arm Of his unyielding chair, while his eyes blazed In anger, wonder, and fierce hesitation. Then with a sigh that may have told unheard Of an unwilling gratitude, he gazed Upon his friends who gazed again at him; But neither King nor friend said anything Until the King turned once m...ore to Sir Lucan: [691 "Be still, or publish with a shorter tongue The names of our companions who are dead. Well, were you there? Or did you run so fast That you were never there? You must have eyes, Or you could not have run to find us here. " Then Lucan, with a melancholy glance At Gawaine, who stood glaring his impatience, Addressed again the King: "I will be short, sir; Too brief to measure with finality The scope of what I saw with indistinct Amazement and incredulous concern. Sir Tor, Sir Griflet, and Sir Aglovale Are dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lancelot And all his heated adjuncts are by now Too far, I fear, for such immediate Reprisal as your majesty perchance ... " "O' God's name, Lucan, " the King cried, "be still!" He gripped with either sodden hand an arm Of his unyielding chair, while his eyes blazed In anger, wonder, and fierce hesitation. Then with a sigh that may have told unheard Of an unwilling gratitude, he gazed Upon his friends who gazed again at him; But neither King nor friend said anything Until the King turned once m...ore to Sir Lucan: [691 "Be still, or publish with a shorter tongue The names of our companions who are dead. Well, were you there? Or did you run so fast That you were never there? You must have eyes, Or you could not have run to find us here. " Then Lucan, with a melancholy glance At Gawaine, who stood glaring his impatience, Addressed again the King: "I will be short, sir; Too brief to measure with finality The scope of what I saw with indistinct Amazement and incredulous concern. Sir Tor, Sir Griflet, and Sir Aglovale Are dead.
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