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591
I
believe
well
,
said
Arthur
,
that
thou
art
pleased
,
Sir
Cador
;
but
that
is
scarce
an
answer
to
the
Emperor
of
Rome
,
and
his
demand
doth
grieve
me
sorely
,
for
truly
I
will
never
pay
him
tribute
;
wherefore
,
lords
,
I
pray
ye
counsel
me
.
592
Now
,
I
have
understood
that
Belinus
and
Brennius
,
knights
of
Britain
,
held
the
Roman
Empire
in
their
hands
for
many
days
,
and
also
Constantine
,
the
son
of
Helen
,
which
is
open
evidence
,
not
only
that
we
owe
Rome
no
tribute
,
but
that
I
,
being
descended
from
them
,
may
,
of
right
,
myself
claim
the
empire
.
593
Then
said
King
Anguish
of
Scotland
,
Sir
,
thou
oughtest
of
right
to
be
above
all
other
kings
,
for
in
all
Christendom
is
there
not
thine
equal
;
and
I
counsel
thee
never
to
obey
the
Romans
.
For
when
they
reigned
here
they
grievously
distressed
us
,
and
put
the
land
to
great
and
heavy
burdens
;
and
here
,
for
my
part
,
I
swear
to
avenge
me
on
them
when
I
may
,
and
will
furnish
thee
with
twenty
thousand
men
-
at
-
arms
,
whom
I
will
pay
and
keep
,
and
who
shall
wait
on
thee
with
me
,
when
it
shall
please
thee
.
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594
Then
the
King
of
Little
Britain
rose
and
promised
King
Arthur
thirty
thousand
men
;
and
likewise
many
other
kings
,
and
dukes
,
and
barons
,
promised
aid
as
the
lord
of
West
Wales
thirty
thousand
men
,
Sir
Ewaine
and
his
cousin
thirty
thousand
men
,
and
so
forth
;
Sir
Lancelot
also
,
and
every
other
knight
of
the
Round
Table
,
promised
each
man
a
great
host
.
595
So
the
king
,
passing
joyful
at
their
courage
and
good
will
,
thanked
them
all
heartily
,
and
sent
for
the
ambassadors
again
,
to
hear
his
answer
.
I
will
,
said
he
,
that
ye
now
go
back
straightway
unto
the
Emperor
your
master
and
tell
him
that
I
give
no
heed
to
his
words
,
for
I
have
conquered
all
my
kingdoms
by
the
will
of
God
and
by
my
own
right
arm
,
and
I
am
strong
enough
to
keep
them
,
without
paying
tribute
to
any
earthly
creature
.
596
But
,
on
the
other
hand
,
I
claim
both
tribute
and
submission
from
himself
,
and
also
claim
the
sovereignty
of
all
his
empire
,
whereto
I
am
entitled
by
the
right
of
my
own
ancestors
sometime
kings
of
this
land
.
And
say
to
him
that
I
will
shortly
come
to
Rome
,
and
by
God
s
grace
will
take
possession
of
my
empire
and
subdue
all
rebels
.
Wherefore
,
lastly
,
I
command
him
and
all
the
lords
of
Rome
that
they
forthwith
pay
me
their
homage
,
under
pain
of
my
chastisement
and
wrath
.
597
Then
he
commanded
his
treasurers
to
give
the
ambassadors
great
gifts
,
and
defray
all
their
charges
,
and
appointed
Sir
Cador
to
convey
them
worshipfully
out
of
the
land
.
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598
So
when
they
returned
to
Rome
and
came
before
Lucius
,
he
was
sore
angry
at
their
words
,
and
said
,
I
thought
this
Arthur
would
have
instantly
obeyed
my
orders
and
have
served
me
as
humbly
as
any
other
king
;
but
because
of
his
fortune
in
Gaul
,
he
hath
grown
insolent
.
599
Ah
,
lord
,
said
one
of
the
ambassadors
,
refrain
from
such
vain
words
,
for
truly
I
and
all
with
me
were
fearful
at
his
royal
majesty
and
angry
countenance
.
I
fear
me
thou
hast
made
a
rod
for
thee
more
sharp
than
thou
hast
counted
on
.
He
meaneth
to
be
master
of
this
empire
;
and
is
another
kind
of
man
than
thou
supposest
,
and
holdeth
the
most
noble
court
of
all
the
world
.
We
saw
him
on
the
new
year
s
day
,
served
at
his
table
by
nine
kings
,
and
the
noblest
company
of
other
princes
,
lords
,
and
knights
that
ever
was
in
all
the
world
;
and
in
his
person
he
is
the
most
manly
-
seeming
man
that
liveth
,
and
looketh
like
to
conquer
all
the
earth
.
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