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241
Be
not
afraid
,
said
Merlin
;
he
is
more
whole
and
sound
than
thou
art
,
and
is
but
in
a
sleep
,
wherefrom
in
three
hours
time
he
will
awake
.
I
told
thee
what
a
knight
he
was
,
and
how
near
thou
wast
to
death
.
There
liveth
not
a
better
knight
than
he
in
all
the
world
,
and
hereafter
he
shall
do
thee
good
service
.
His
name
is
King
Pellinore
,
and
he
shall
have
two
sons
,
who
shall
be
passing
valiant
men
,
and
,
save
one
another
,
shall
have
no
equal
in
prowess
and
in
purity
of
life
.
The
one
shall
be
named
Percival
,
and
the
other
Lamoracke
of
Wales
.
242
So
they
rode
on
to
Caerleon
,
and
all
the
knights
grieved
greatly
when
they
heard
of
this
adventure
,
that
the
king
would
jeopardise
his
person
thus
alone
.
Yet
could
they
not
hide
their
joy
at
serving
under
such
a
noble
chief
,
who
adventured
his
own
life
as
much
as
did
the
poorest
knight
among
them
all
.
243
The
land
of
Britain
being
now
in
peace
,
and
many
great
and
valiant
knights
therein
ready
to
take
part
in
whatsoever
battles
or
adventures
might
arise
,
King
Arthur
resolved
to
follow
all
his
enemies
to
their
own
coasts
.
Anon
he
fitted
out
a
great
fleet
,
and
sailing
first
to
Ireland
,
in
one
battle
he
miserably
routed
the
people
of
the
country
.
The
King
of
Ireland
also
he
took
prisoner
,
and
forced
all
earls
and
barons
to
pay
him
homage
.
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244
Having
conquered
Ireland
,
he
went
next
to
Iceland
and
subdued
it
also
,
and
the
winter
being
then
arrived
,
returned
to
Britain
.
245
In
the
next
year
he
set
forth
to
Norway
,
whence
many
times
the
heathen
had
descended
on
the
British
coasts
;
for
he
was
determined
to
give
so
terrible
a
lesson
to
those
savages
as
should
be
told
through
all
their
tribes
both
far
and
near
,
and
make
his
name
fearful
to
them
.
246
As
soon
as
he
was
come
,
Riculf
,
the
king
,
with
all
the
power
of
that
country
,
met
and
gave
him
battle
;
but
,
after
mighty
slaughter
,
the
Britons
had
at
length
the
advantage
,
and
slew
Riculf
and
a
countless
multitude
besides
.
247
Having
thus
defeated
them
,
they
set
the
cities
on
fire
,
dispersed
the
country
people
,
and
pursued
the
victory
till
they
had
reduced
all
Norway
,
as
also
Dacia
,
under
the
dominion
of
King
Arthur
.
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248
Now
,
therefore
,
having
thus
chastised
those
pagans
who
so
long
had
harassed
Britain
,
and
put
his
yoke
upon
them
,
he
voyaged
on
to
Gaul
,
being
steadfastly
set
upon
defeating
the
Roman
governor
of
that
province
,
and
so
beginning
to
make
good
the
threats
which
he
had
sent
the
emperor
by
his
ambassadors
.
249
So
soon
as
he
was
landed
on
the
shores
of
Gaul
,
there
came
to
him
a
countryman
who
told
him
of
a
fearful
giant
in
the
land
of
Brittany
,
who
had
slain
,
murdered
,
and
devoured
many
people
,
and
had
lived
for
seven
years
upon
young
children
only
,
insomuch
,
said
the
man
,
that
all
the
children
of
the
country
are
destroyed
;
and
but
the
other
day
he
seized
upon
our
duchess
,
as
she
rode
out
with
her
men
,
and
took
her
away
to
his
lodging
in
a
cave
of
a
mountain
,
and
though
five
hundred
people
followed
her
,
yet
could
they
give
her
no
help
or
rescue
,
but
left
her
shrieking
and
crying
lamentably
in
the
giant
s
hands
;
and
,
Lord
,
she
is
thy
cousin
Hoel
s
wife
,
who
is
of
thy
near
kindred
;
wherefore
,
as
thou
art
a
rightful
king
,
have
pity
on
this
lady
;
and
as
thou
art
a
valiant
conqueror
,
avenge
us
and
deliver
us
.
250
Alas
!
said
King
Arthur
,
this
is
a
great
mischief
that
ye
tell
of
.
I
had
rather
than
the
best
realm
I
have
,
that
I
had
rescued
that
lady
ere
the
giant
laid
his
hand
on
her
;
but
tell
me
now
,
good
fellow
,
canst
thou
bring
me
where
this
giant
haunteth
?