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491
Yea
,
truly
am
I
,
said
he
;
my
name
is
Gawain
,
son
of
King
Lot
of
Orkney
,
whom
King
Pellinore
slew
and
my
mother
,
Belisent
,
is
half
-
sister
to
the
king
.
492
When
the
lady
heard
that
,
she
went
and
presently
got
leave
for
him
to
quit
the
castle
;
and
they
gave
him
the
head
of
the
white
hart
to
take
with
him
,
because
it
was
in
his
quest
;
but
made
him
also
carry
the
dead
lady
with
him
her
head
hung
round
his
neck
and
her
body
lay
before
him
on
his
horse
s
neck
.
493
So
in
that
fashion
he
rode
back
to
Camelot
;
and
when
the
king
and
queen
saw
him
,
and
heard
tell
of
his
adventures
,
they
were
heavily
displeased
,
and
,
by
the
order
of
the
queen
,
he
was
put
upon
his
trial
before
a
court
of
ladies
who
judged
him
to
be
evermore
,
for
all
his
life
,
the
knight
of
ladies
quarrels
,
and
to
fight
always
on
their
side
,
and
never
against
any
,
except
he
fought
for
one
lady
and
his
adversary
for
another
;
also
they
charged
him
never
to
refuse
mercy
to
him
that
asked
it
,
and
swore
him
to
it
on
the
Holy
Gospels
.
Thus
ended
the
adventure
of
the
white
hart
.
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494
Meanwhile
,
Sir
Tor
had
made
him
ready
,
and
followed
the
knight
who
rode
away
with
the
hound
.
And
as
he
went
,
there
suddenly
met
him
in
the
road
a
dwarf
,
who
struck
his
horse
so
viciously
upon
the
head
with
a
great
staff
,
that
he
leaped
backwards
a
spear
s
length
.
495
Wherefore
so
smitest
thou
my
horse
,
foul
dwarf
?
shouted
Sir
Tor
.
496
Because
thou
shall
not
pass
this
way
,
replied
the
dwarf
,
unless
thou
fight
for
it
with
yonder
knights
in
those
pavilions
,
pointing
to
two
tents
,
where
two
great
spears
stood
out
,
and
two
shields
hung
upon
two
trees
hard
by
.
497
I
may
not
tarry
,
for
I
am
on
a
quest
I
needs
must
follow
,
said
Sir
Tor
.
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498
Thou
shalt
not
pass
,
replied
the
dwarf
,
and
therewith
blew
his
horn
.
Then
rode
out
quickly
at
Sir
Tor
one
armed
on
horseback
,
but
Sir
Tor
was
quick
as
he
,
and
riding
at
him
bore
him
from
his
horse
,
and
made
him
yield
.
Directly
after
came
another
still
more
fiercely
,
but
with
a
few
great
strokes
and
buffets
Sir
Tor
unhorsed
him
also
,
and
sent
them
both
to
Camelot
to
King
Arthur
.
499
Then
came
the
dwarf
and
begged
Sir
Tor
to
take
him
in
his
service
,
for
,
said
he
,
I
will
serve
no
more
recreant
knights
.
500
Take
then
a
horse
,
and
come
with
me
,
said
Tor
.