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211
For
all
that
,
said
Sir
Griflet
,
I
will
joust
with
ye
.
212
I
am
full
loath
,
replied
the
knight
;
but
if
I
must
I
must
.
213
Then
did
they
wheel
their
horses
far
apart
,
and
running
them
together
,
the
strange
knight
shivered
Sir
Griflet
s
spear
to
fragments
,
and
smote
him
through
the
shield
and
the
left
side
,
and
broke
his
own
spear
into
Sir
Griflet
s
body
,
so
that
the
truncheon
stuck
there
,
and
Sir
Griflet
and
his
horse
fell
down
.
But
when
the
strange
knight
saw
him
overthrown
,
he
was
sore
grieved
,
and
hastily
alighted
,
for
he
thought
that
he
had
slain
him
.
Then
he
unlaced
his
helm
and
gave
him
air
,
and
tended
him
carefully
till
he
came
out
of
his
swoon
,
and
leaving
the
truncheon
of
his
spear
in
his
body
,
he
set
him
upon
horse
,
and
commended
him
to
God
,
and
said
he
had
a
mighty
heart
,
and
if
he
lived
would
prove
a
passing
good
knight
.
And
so
Sir
Griflet
rode
to
the
court
,
where
,
by
aid
of
good
physicians
,
he
was
healed
in
time
and
his
life
saved
.
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214
At
that
same
time
there
came
before
the
king
twelve
old
men
,
ambassadors
from
Lucius
Tiberius
,
Emperor
of
Rome
,
and
demanded
of
Arthur
tribute
unto
Caesar
for
his
realm
,
or
else
,
said
they
,
the
emperor
would
destroy
both
him
and
his
land
.
215
To
whom
King
Arthur
answered
that
he
owed
the
emperor
no
tribute
,
nor
would
send
him
any
;
but
said
he
,
On
a
fair
field
I
will
pay
him
his
proper
tribute
with
a
sharp
spear
and
sword
;
and
by
my
father
s
soul
that
tribute
shall
he
take
from
me
,
whether
he
will
or
not
.
So
the
ambassadors
departed
passing
wroth
,
and
King
Arthur
was
as
wroth
as
they
.
216
But
on
the
morrow
of
Sir
Griflet
s
hurt
,
the
king
commanded
to
take
his
horse
and
armour
secretly
outside
the
city
walls
before
sunrise
of
the
next
morning
,
and
,
rising
a
long
while
before
dawn
,
he
mounted
up
and
took
his
shield
and
spear
,
and
bade
his
chamberlain
tarry
till
he
came
again
;
but
he
forbore
to
take
Excalibur
,
for
he
had
given
it
for
safety
into
charge
of
his
sister
,
Queen
Morgan
le
Fay
.
And
as
the
king
rode
at
a
soft
pace
he
saw
suddenly
three
villains
chasing
Merlin
and
making
to
attack
and
slay
him
.
Clapping
spurs
to
his
horse
,
he
rushed
towards
them
,
and
cried
out
in
a
terrible
voice
,
Flee
,
churls
,
or
take
your
deaths
;
but
they
,
as
soon
as
they
perceived
a
knight
,
fled
away
with
the
haste
of
hares
.
217
O
Merlin
,
said
the
king
;
here
hadst
thou
been
killed
,
despite
thy
many
crafts
,
had
I
not
chanced
to
pass
.
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218
Not
so
,
said
Merlin
,
for
when
I
would
,
I
could
have
saved
myself
;
but
thou
art
nearer
to
thy
death
than
I
,
for
without
special
help
from
heaven
thou
ridest
now
towards
thy
grave
.
219
And
as
they
were
thus
talking
,
they
came
to
the
fountain
and
the
rich
pavilion
pitched
beside
it
,
and
saw
a
knight
sitting
all
armed
on
a
chair
in
the
opening
of
the
tent
.
220
Sir
knight
,
said
King
Arthur
,
for
what
cause
abidest
thou
here
?
to
joust
with
any
knight
that
passeth
by
?
If
so
,
I
caution
thee
to
quit
that
custom
.