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561
Anon
there
came
a
damsel
to
the
king
,
saying
,
Sir
if
thou
wilt
fight
for
my
lord
thou
shalt
be
delivered
out
of
prison
,
but
else
nevermore
shalt
thou
escape
with
thy
life
.
Nay
,
said
King
Arthur
,
that
is
but
a
hard
choice
,
yet
had
I
rather
fight
than
die
in
prison
,
and
if
I
may
deliver
not
myself
alone
,
but
all
these
others
,
I
will
do
the
battle
.
Yea
,
said
the
damsel
,
it
shall
be
even
so
.
Then
,
said
King
Arthur
,
I
am
ready
now
,
if
but
I
had
a
horse
and
armour
.
Fear
not
,
said
she
,
that
shalt
thou
have
presently
,
and
shalt
lack
nothing
proper
for
the
fight
.
Have
I
not
seen
thee
,
said
the
king
,
at
King
Arthur
s
court
?
for
it
seemeth
that
thy
face
is
known
to
me
.
Nay
,
said
the
damsel
,
I
was
never
there
;
I
am
Sir
Damas
daughter
,
and
have
never
been
but
a
day
s
journey
from
this
castle
.
But
she
spoke
falsely
,
for
she
was
one
of
the
damsels
of
Morgan
le
Fay
,
the
great
enchantress
,
who
was
King
Arthur
s
half
-
sister
.
562
When
Sir
Damas
knew
that
there
had
been
at
length
a
knight
found
who
would
fight
for
him
,
he
sent
for
Arthur
,
and
finding
him
a
man
so
tall
and
strong
,
and
straight
of
limb
,
he
was
passingly
well
pleased
,
and
made
a
covenant
with
him
,
that
he
should
fight
unto
the
uttermost
for
his
cause
,
and
that
all
the
other
knights
should
be
delivered
.
563
And
when
they
were
sworn
to
each
other
on
the
holy
gospels
,
all
those
imprisoned
knights
were
straightway
led
forth
and
delivered
,
but
abode
there
one
and
all
to
see
the
battle
.
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564
In
the
meanwhile
there
had
happened
to
Sir
Accolon
of
Gaul
a
strange
adventure
;
for
when
he
awoke
from
his
deep
sleep
upon
the
silken
barge
,
he
found
himself
upon
the
edge
of
a
deep
well
,
and
in
instant
peril
of
falling
thereinto
.
Whereat
,
leaping
up
in
great
affright
,
he
crossed
himself
and
cried
aloud
,
May
God
preserve
my
lord
King
Arthur
and
King
Urience
,
for
those
damsels
in
the
ship
have
betrayed
us
,
and
were
doubtless
devils
and
no
women
;
and
if
I
may
escape
this
misadventure
,
I
will
certainly
destroy
them
wheresoever
I
may
find
them
.
With
that
there
came
to
him
a
dwarf
with
a
great
mouth
,
and
a
flat
nose
,
and
saluted
him
,
saying
that
he
came
from
Queen
Morgan
le
Fay
.
And
she
greeteth
you
well
,
said
he
,
and
biddeth
you
be
strong
of
heart
,
for
to
-
morrow
you
shall
do
battle
with
a
strange
knight
,
and
therefore
she
hath
sent
you
here
Excalibur
,
King
Arthur
s
sword
,
and
the
scabbard
likewise
.
And
she
desireth
you
as
you
do
love
her
to
fight
this
battle
to
the
uttermost
,
and
without
any
mercy
,
as
you
have
promised
her
you
would
fight
when
she
should
require
it
of
you
;
and
she
will
make
a
rich
queen
for
ever
of
any
damsel
that
shall
bring
her
that
knight
s
head
with
whom
you
are
to
fight
.
565
566
Well
,
said
Sir
Accolon
,
tell
you
my
lady
Queen
Morgan
,
that
I
shall
hold
to
that
I
promised
her
,
now
that
I
have
this
sword
and
,
said
he
,
I
suppose
it
was
to
bring
about
this
battle
that
she
made
all
these
enchantments
by
her
craft
.
You
have
guessed
rightly
,
said
the
dwarf
,
and
therewithal
he
left
him
.
567
Then
came
a
knight
and
lady
,
and
six
squires
,
to
Sir
Accolon
,
and
took
him
to
a
manor
house
hard
by
,
and
gave
him
noble
cheer
;
and
the
house
belonged
to
Sir
Outzlake
,
the
brother
of
Sir
Damas
,
for
so
had
Morgan
le
Fay
contrived
with
her
enchantments
.
Now
Sir
Outzlake
himself
was
at
that
time
sorely
wounded
and
disabled
,
having
been
pierced
through
both
his
thighs
by
a
spear
-
thrust
.
When
,
therefore
,
Sir
Damas
sent
down
messengers
to
his
brother
,
bidding
him
make
ready
by
to
-
morrow
morning
,
and
be
in
the
field
to
fight
with
a
good
knight
,
for
that
he
had
found
a
champion
ready
to
do
battle
at
all
points
,
Sir
Outzlake
was
sorely
annoyed
and
distressed
,
for
he
knew
he
had
small
chance
of
victory
,
while
yet
he
was
disabled
by
his
wounds
;
notwithstanding
,
he
determined
to
take
the
battle
in
hand
,
although
he
was
so
weak
that
he
must
needs
be
lifted
to
his
saddle
.
But
when
Sir
Accolon
of
Gaul
heard
this
,
he
sent
a
message
to
Sir
Outzlake
offering
to
take
the
battle
in
his
stead
,
which
cheered
Sir
Outzlake
mightily
,
who
thanked
Sir
Accolon
with
all
his
heart
,
and
joyfully
accepted
him
.
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568
So
,
on
the
morrow
,
King
Arthur
was
armed
and
well
horsed
,
and
asked
Sir
Damas
,
When
shall
we
go
to
the
field
?
Sir
,
said
Sir
Damas
,
you
shall
first
hear
mass
.
569
And
when
mass
was
done
,
there
came
a
squire
on
a
great
horse
,
and
asked
Sir
Damas
if
his
knight
were
ready
,
for
our
knight
is
already
in
the
field
.
Then
King
Arthur
mounted
on
horseback
,
and
there
around
were
all
the
knights
,
and
barons
,
and
people
of
the
country
;
and
twelve
of
them
were
chosen
to
wait
upon
the
two
knights
who
were
about
to
fight
.
And
as
King
Arthur
sat
on
horseback
,
there
came
a
damsel
from
Morgan
le
Fay
,
and
brought
to
him
a
sword
,
made
like
Excalibur
,
and
a
scabbard
also
,
and
said
to
him
,
Morgan
le
Fay
sendeth
you
here
your
sword
for
her
great
love
s
sake
.
And
the
king
thanked
her
,
and
believed
it
to
be
as
she
said
;
but
she
traitorously
deceived
him
,
for
both
sword
and
scabbard
were
counterfeit
,
brittle
,
and
false
,
and
the
true
sword
Excalibur
was
in
the
hands
of
Sir
Accolon
.
Then
,
at
the
sound
of
a
trumpet
,
the
champions
set
themselves
on
opposite
sides
of
the
field
,
and
giving
rein
and
spur
to
their
horses
urged
them
to
so
great
a
speed
that
each
smiting
the
other
in
the
middle
of
the
shield
,
rolled
his
opponent
to
the
ground
,
both
horse
and
man
.
Then
starting
up
immediately
,
both
drew
their
swords
and
rushed
swiftly
together
.
And
so
they
fell
to
eagerly
,
and
gave
each
other
many
great
and
mighty
strokes
.
570
And
as
they
were
thus
fighting
,
the
damsel
Vivien
,
lady
of
the
lake
,
who
loved
King
Arthur
,
came
upon
the
ground
,
for
she
knew
by
her
enchantments
how
Morgan
le
Fay
had
craftily
devised
to
have
King
Arthur
slain
by
his
own
sword
that
day
,
and
therefore
came
to
save
his
life
.