Le Morte Darthur the book of King Arthur And of His Noble Knights of the Round
Le Morte Darthur the book of King Arthur And of His Noble Knights of the Round
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But well she wist an she abode till her brother Arthur came thither, there should no gold go for her life. Then she went unto Queen Guenever, and asked her leave to ride into the country. Ye may abide, said Queen Guenever, till your brother the king come home. I may not, said Morgan le Fay, for I have such hasty tidings, that I may not tarry. Well, said Guenever, ye may depart when ye will. So early on the morn, or it was day, she took her horse and rode all that day and most part of the night,... and on the morn by noon she came to the same abbey of nuns whereas lay King Arthur ; and she knowing he was there, she asked where he was. And they "And as she lifted up the sword to smite, Sir Uwaine leapt unto his mother, and caught her by the hand " Book IV, Chapter 13 Chap. 14 MORGAN LE FAY'S TREASON 99 answered how he had laid him in his bed to sleep, for he had had but little rest these three nights. Well, said she, I charge you that none of you awake him till I do, and then she alighted off her horse, and thought for to steal away Excalibur his sword, and so she went straight unto his chamber, and no man durst disobey her commandment, and there she found Arthur asleep in his bed, and Excalibur in his right hand naked.
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But well she wist an she abode till her brother Arthur came thither, there should no gold go for her life. Then she went unto Queen Guenever, and asked her leave to ride into the country. Ye may abide, said Queen Guenever, till your brother the king come home. I may not, said Morgan le Fay, for I have such hasty tidings, that I may not tarry. Well, said Guenever, ye may depart when ye will. So early on the morn, or it was day, she took her horse and rode all that day and most part of the night,... and on the morn by noon she came to the same abbey of nuns whereas lay King Arthur ; and she knowing he was there, she asked where he was. And they "And as she lifted up the sword to smite, Sir Uwaine leapt unto his mother, and caught her by the hand " Book IV, Chapter 13 Chap. 14 MORGAN LE FAY'S TREASON 99 answered how he had laid him in his bed to sleep, for he had had but little rest these three nights. Well, said she, I charge you that none of you awake him till I do, and then she alighted off her horse, and thought for to steal away Excalibur his sword, and so she went straight unto his chamber, and no man durst disobey her commandment, and there she found Arthur asleep in his bed, and Excalibur in his right hand naked.
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