The World of King Arthur And His Court People Places Legend And Lore
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But the King exclaimed, " Woe is me, my knights ! Had I been here, ye had not sworn the vow. " 83 King ArtJiur and His Court Then the bold Sir Percivale " Had thyself been here, my King, thou wouldst have sworn ! ' " Art thou so bold and has not seen the Grail?" replied King Arthur. Percivale answered him, " Nay, lord, I heard the sound, I saw the light, but since I did not see the Holy Thing, I sware a vow to follow it till I saw. " The King then asked them, knight by knight, if any had seen i...t ; but all replied, " Nay, lord, and therefore have we sworn our vows. ' " Lo, now, " said the King, " have ye seen a cloud? What go ye into the wilderness to see ? " Then on a sudden the clear voice 'of Galahad rang from the other end of the hall : " I, Sir Arthur, saw the Holy Grail. I saw the Holy Grail and heard a cry 'O Galahad, and O Galahad, follow me ! 84 The Holy Grail " Ah, Galahad, Galahad, " said the King, "for such as thou art is the vision, not for these ! ' And he spake to his knights at length, and strove to show them how unfitted were such men for such a quest ; how much more necessary it was for them to be in their places at his side quick to see the evil everywhere and strong to strike it down than abroad in the land, "following wander- ing fires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the King exclaimed, " Woe is me, my knights ! Had I been here, ye had not sworn the vow. " 83 King ArtJiur and His Court Then the bold Sir Percivale " Had thyself been here, my King, thou wouldst have sworn ! ' " Art thou so bold and has not seen the Grail?" replied King Arthur. Percivale answered him, " Nay, lord, I heard the sound, I saw the light, but since I did not see the Holy Thing, I sware a vow to follow it till I saw. " The King then asked them, knight by knight, if any had seen i...t ; but all replied, " Nay, lord, and therefore have we sworn our vows. ' " Lo, now, " said the King, " have ye seen a cloud? What go ye into the wilderness to see ? " Then on a sudden the clear voice 'of Galahad rang from the other end of the hall : " I, Sir Arthur, saw the Holy Grail. I saw the Holy Grail and heard a cry 'O Galahad, and O Galahad, follow me ! 84 The Holy Grail " Ah, Galahad, Galahad, " said the King, "for such as thou art is the vision, not for these ! ' And he spake to his knights at length, and strove to show them how unfitted were such men for such a quest ; how much more necessary it was for them to be in their places at his side quick to see the evil everywhere and strong to strike it down than abroad in the land, "following wander- ing fires.
What to read after The World of King Arthur And His Court People Places Legend And Lore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kevin Crossley Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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