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151
When
the
two
kings
had
left
,
King
Arthur
rode
to
Caerleon
,
and
thither
came
to
him
his
half
-
sister
Belisent
,
wife
to
King
Lot
,
sent
as
a
messenger
,
but
in
truth
to
espy
his
power
;
and
with
her
came
a
noble
retinue
,
and
also
her
four
sons
Gawain
,
Gaheris
,
Agravaine
,
and
Gareth
.
152
But
when
she
saw
King
Arthur
and
his
nobleness
,
and
all
the
splendour
of
his
knights
and
service
,
she
forbore
to
spy
upon
him
as
a
foe
,
and
told
him
of
her
husband
s
plots
against
him
and
his
throne
.
And
the
king
,
not
knowing
that
she
was
his
half
-
sister
,
made
great
court
to
her
;
and
being
full
of
admiration
for
her
beauty
,
loved
her
out
of
measure
,
and
kept
her
a
long
season
at
Caerleon
.
Wherefore
her
husband
,
King
Lot
,
was
more
than
ever
King
Arthur
s
enemy
,
and
hated
him
till
death
with
a
passing
great
hatred
.
153
At
that
time
King
Arthur
had
a
marvellous
dream
,
which
gave
him
great
disquietness
of
heart
.
He
dreamed
that
the
whole
land
was
full
of
many
fiery
griffins
and
serpents
,
which
burnt
and
slew
the
people
everywhere
;
and
then
that
he
himself
fought
with
them
,
and
that
they
did
him
mighty
injuries
,
and
wounded
him
nigh
to
death
,
but
that
at
last
he
overcame
and
slew
them
all
.
When
he
woke
,
he
sat
in
great
heaviness
of
spirit
and
pensiveness
,
thinking
what
this
dream
might
signify
,
but
by
-
and
-
by
,
when
he
could
by
no
means
satisfy
himself
what
it
might
mean
,
to
rid
himself
of
all
his
thoughts
of
it
,
he
made
ready
with
a
great
company
to
ride
out
hunting
.
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154
As
soon
as
he
was
in
the
forest
,
the
king
saw
a
great
hart
before
him
,
and
spurred
his
horse
,
and
rode
long
eagerly
after
it
,
and
chased
until
his
horse
lost
breath
and
fell
down
dead
from
under
him
.
Then
,
seeing
the
hart
escaped
and
his
horse
dead
,
he
sat
down
by
a
fountain
,
and
fell
into
deep
thought
again
.
155
And
as
he
sat
there
alone
,
he
thought
he
heard
the
noise
of
hounds
,
as
it
were
some
thirty
couple
in
number
,
and
looking
up
he
saw
coming
towards
him
the
strangest
beast
that
ever
he
had
seen
or
heard
tell
of
,
which
ran
towards
the
fountain
and
drank
of
the
water
.
Its
head
was
like
a
serpent
s
,
with
a
leopard
s
body
and
a
lion
s
tail
,
and
it
was
footed
like
a
stag
;
and
the
noise
was
in
its
belly
,
as
it
were
the
baying
or
questing
of
thirty
couple
of
hounds
.
While
it
drank
there
was
no
noise
within
it
;
but
presently
,
having
finished
,
it
departed
with
a
greater
sound
than
ever
.
156
The
king
was
amazed
at
all
this
;
but
being
greatly
wearied
,
he
fell
asleep
,
and
was
before
long
waked
up
by
a
knight
on
foot
,
who
said
,
Knight
,
full
of
thought
and
sleepy
,
tell
me
if
thou
sawest
a
strange
beast
pass
this
way
?
157
Such
a
one
I
saw
,
said
King
Arthur
to
the
knight
,
but
that
is
now
two
miles
distant
at
the
least
.
What
would
you
with
that
beast
?
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158
Sir
,
said
the
knight
,
I
have
followed
it
for
a
long
time
,
and
have
killed
my
horse
,
and
would
to
heaven
I
had
another
to
pursue
my
quest
withal
.
159
At
that
moment
came
a
yeoman
with
another
horse
for
the
king
,
which
,
when
the
knight
saw
,
he
earnestly
prayed
to
be
given
him
.
For
I
have
followed
this
quest
,
said
he
,
twelve
months
,
and
either
I
shall
achieve
him
or
bleed
of
the
best
blood
of
my
body
.
160
It
was
King
Pellinore
who
at
that
time
followed
the
questing
beast
,
but
neither
he
nor
King
Arthur
knew
each
other
.