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Sir Gareth ! knight art thou To the King's best wish. damsel, be you wise To call him shamed, who is but overthrown ?
Thrown have I been, nor once, but many a time.
Victor from vanquish 'd issues at the last, 1230 And overthrower from being overthrown.
With sword we have not striven; and thy good horse And thou are weary ; yet not less I felt Thy manhood thro ' that wearied lance of thine.
Well hast thou done ; for all the stream is freed.
And thou hast wreak 'd his justice on his foes, And whe...n reviled, hast answer 'd graciously, And makest merry when overthroAvn. Prince, Knight, Hail, Knight and Prince, and of our Table Round ! ' And then when turning to Lynette he told 1240 The tale of Gareth, petulantly she said, * Ay well — ay well — for worse than being fool 'd Of others, is to fool one's self. A cave, Sir Lancelot, is hard by, with meats and drinks 60 IDYLLS OF THE KING And forage for the horse, and flint for fire.
But all about it flies a honeysuckle.
Seek, till we find.' And when they sought and found, Sir Gareth drank and ate, and all his life Past into sleep ; on whom the maiden gazed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Gareth ! knight art thou To the King's best wish. damsel, be you wise To call him shamed, who is but overthrown ?
Thrown have I been, nor once, but many a time.
Victor from vanquish 'd issues at the last, 1230 And overthrower from being overthrown.
With sword we have not striven; and thy good horse And thou are weary ; yet not less I felt Thy manhood thro ' that wearied lance of thine.
Well hast thou done ; for all the stream is freed.
And thou hast wreak 'd his justice on his foes, And whe...n reviled, hast answer 'd graciously, And makest merry when overthroAvn. Prince, Knight, Hail, Knight and Prince, and of our Table Round ! ' And then when turning to Lynette he told 1240 The tale of Gareth, petulantly she said, * Ay well — ay well — for worse than being fool 'd Of others, is to fool one's self. A cave, Sir Lancelot, is hard by, with meats and drinks 60 IDYLLS OF THE KING And forage for the horse, and flint for fire.
But all about it flies a honeysuckle.
Seek, till we find.' And when they sought and found, Sir Gareth drank and ate, and all his life Past into sleep ; on whom the maiden gazed.
What to read after Tennyson's Idylls of the King;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tennyson Alfred Tennyson Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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