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251
Yea
,
Lord
!
replied
the
man
;
lo
,
yonder
,
where
thou
seest
two
great
fires
,
there
shall
thou
find
him
,
and
more
treasure
also
than
is
in
all
Gaul
besides
.
252
Then
the
king
returned
to
his
tent
,
and
,
calling
Sir
Key
and
Sir
Bedwin
,
desired
them
to
get
horses
ready
for
himself
and
them
,
for
that
after
evensong
he
would
ride
a
pilgrimage
with
them
alone
to
St
.
Michael
s
Mount
.
253
So
in
the
evening
they
departed
,
and
rode
as
fast
as
they
could
till
they
came
near
the
mount
,
and
there
alighted
;
and
the
king
commanded
the
two
knights
to
await
him
at
the
hill
foot
,
while
he
went
up
alone
.
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254
Then
he
ascended
the
mountain
till
he
came
to
a
great
fire
.
And
there
he
found
a
sorrowful
widow
wringing
her
hands
and
weeping
miserably
,
sitting
by
a
new
-
made
grave
.
And
saluting
her
,
King
Arthur
prayed
her
wherefore
she
made
such
heavy
lamentations
.
255
Sir
knight
,
she
said
,
speak
softly
,
for
yonder
is
a
devil
,
who
,
if
he
hear
thy
voice
,
will
come
and
straightway
slay
thee
.
Alas
!
what
dost
thou
here
?
Fifty
such
men
as
thou
were
powerless
to
resist
him
.
Here
lieth
dead
my
lady
,
Duchess
of
Brittany
,
wife
to
Sir
Hoel
,
who
was
the
fairest
lady
in
the
world
,
foully
and
shamefully
slaughtered
by
that
fiend
!
Beware
that
thou
go
not
too
nigh
,
for
he
hath
overcome
and
vanquished
fifteen
kings
,
and
hath
made
himself
a
coat
of
precious
stones
,
embroidered
with
their
beards
;
but
if
thou
art
hardy
,
and
wilt
speak
with
him
,
at
yonder
great
fire
he
is
at
supper
.
256
Well
,
said
King
Arthur
,
I
will
accomplish
mine
errand
,
for
all
thy
fearful
words
;
and
so
went
forth
to
the
crest
of
the
hill
,
and
saw
where
the
giant
sat
at
supper
,
gnawing
on
a
limb
of
a
man
,
and
baking
his
huge
frame
by
the
fire
,
while
three
damsels
turned
three
spits
whereon
were
spitted
,
like
larks
,
twelve
young
children
lately
born
.
257
When
King
Arthur
saw
all
that
,
his
heart
bled
for
sorrow
,
and
he
trembled
for
rage
and
indignation
;
then
lifting
up
his
voice
he
cried
aloud
God
,
that
wieldeth
all
the
world
,
give
thee
short
life
and
shameful
death
,
and
may
the
devil
have
thy
soul
!
Why
hast
thou
slain
those
children
and
that
fair
lady
?
Wherefore
arise
,
and
prepare
thee
to
perish
,
thou
glutton
and
fiend
,
for
this
day
thou
shalt
die
by
my
hands
.
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258
Then
the
giant
,
mad
with
fury
at
these
words
,
started
up
,
and
seizing
a
great
club
,
smote
the
king
,
and
struck
his
crown
from
off
his
head
.
But
King
Arthur
smote
him
with
his
sword
so
mightily
in
return
,
that
all
his
blood
gushed
forth
in
streams
.
259
At
that
the
giant
,
howling
in
great
anguish
,
threw
away
his
club
of
iron
,
and
caught
the
king
in
both
his
arms
and
strove
to
crush
his
ribs
together
.
But
King
Arthur
struggled
and
writhed
,
and
twisted
him
about
,
so
that
the
giant
could
not
hold
him
tightly
;
and
as
they
fiercely
wrestled
,
they
both
fell
,
and
rolling
over
one
another
,
tumbled
wrestling
,
and
struggling
,
and
fighting
frantically
from
rock
to
rock
,
till
they
came
to
the
sea
.
260
And
as
they
tore
and
strove
and
tumbled
,
the
king
ever
and
anon
smote
at
the
giant
with
his
dagger
,
till
his
arms
stiffened
in
death
around
King
Arthur
s
body
,
and
groaning
horribly
,
he
died
.
So
presently
the
two
knights
came
and
found
the
king
locked
fast
in
the
giant
s
arms
,
and
very
faint
and
weary
,
and
loosed
him
from
their
hold
.