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341
If
I
believed
,
said
Balin
,
what
thou
sayest
,
I
would
slay
myself
to
make
thee
a
liar
.
342
At
that
Merlin
vanished
suddenly
away
;
but
afterwards
he
met
them
in
disguise
towards
night
,
and
told
them
he
could
lead
them
to
King
Ryence
,
whom
they
sought
.
For
this
night
he
is
to
ride
with
sixty
lances
only
through
a
wood
hard
by
.
343
So
Sir
Balin
and
Sir
Balan
hid
themselves
within
the
wood
,
and
at
midnight
came
out
from
their
ambush
among
the
leaves
by
the
highway
,
and
waited
for
the
king
,
whom
presently
they
heard
approaching
with
his
company
.
Then
did
they
suddenly
leap
forth
and
smote
at
him
and
overthrew
him
and
laid
him
on
the
ground
,
and
turning
on
his
company
wounded
and
slew
forty
of
them
,
and
put
the
rest
to
flight
.
And
returning
to
King
Ryence
they
would
have
slain
him
there
,
but
he
craved
mercy
,
and
yielded
to
their
grace
,
crying
,
Knights
full
of
prowess
,
slay
me
not
;
for
by
my
life
ye
may
win
something
but
my
death
can
avail
ye
nought
.
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344
345
Ye
say
truth
,
said
the
two
knights
,
and
put
him
in
a
horse
-
litter
,
and
went
swiftly
through
all
the
night
,
till
at
cock
-
crow
they
came
to
King
Arthur
s
palace
.
There
they
delivered
him
to
the
warders
and
porters
,
to
be
brought
before
the
king
,
with
this
message
That
he
was
sent
to
King
Arthur
by
the
knight
of
the
two
swords
(
for
so
was
Balin
known
by
name
,
since
his
adventure
with
the
damsel
)
and
by
his
brother
.
And
so
they
rode
away
again
ere
sunrise
.
346
Within
a
month
or
two
thereafter
,
King
Arthur
being
somewhat
sick
,
went
forth
outside
the
town
,
and
had
his
pavilion
pitched
in
a
meadow
,
and
there
abode
,
and
laid
him
down
on
a
pallet
to
sleep
,
but
could
get
no
rest
.
And
as
he
lay
he
heard
the
sound
of
a
great
horse
,
and
looking
out
of
the
tent
door
,
saw
a
knight
ride
by
,
making
great
lamentation
.
347
Abide
,
fair
sir
,
said
King
Arthur
,
and
tell
me
wherefore
thou
makest
this
sorrow
.
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348
Ye
may
little
amend
it
,
said
the
knight
,
and
so
passed
on
.
349
Presently
after
Sir
Balin
,
rode
,
by
chance
,
past
that
meadow
,
and
when
he
saw
the
king
he
alighted
and
came
to
him
on
foot
,
and
kneeled
and
saluted
him
.
350
By
my
head
,
said
King
Arthur
,
ye
be
welcome
,
Sir
Balin
;
and
then
he
thanked
him
heartily
for
revenging
him
upon
King
Ryence
,
and
for
sending
him
so
speedily
a
prisoner
to
his
castle
,
and
told
him
how
King
Nero
,
Ryence
s
brother
,
had
attacked
him
afterwards
to
deliver
Ryence
from
prison
;
and
how
he
had
defeated
him
and
slain
him
,
and
also
King
Lot
,
of
Orkney
who
was
joined
with
Nero
,
and
whom
King
Pellinore
had
killed
in
the
battle
.