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All the barons praised him , though they wept ; and taking with him Gorvenal only , Tristan set sail for King Mark's land . [ Returning to Cornwall , Tristan finds King Mark threatened by the Irish , to whom Cornwall has long owed ...
All the barons praised him , though they wept ; and taking with him Gorvenal only , Tristan set sail for King Mark's land . [ Returning to Cornwall , Tristan finds King Mark threatened by the Irish , to whom Cornwall has long owed ...
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That night , when the King had supped and the men - atarms lay down to sleep in hall , Tristan came to the King as custom was , and the King said : “ Fair nephew , do my will : ride to - morrow night to King Arthur at Carduel , and give ...
That night , when the King had supped and the men - atarms lay down to sleep in hall , Tristan came to the King as custom was , and the King said : “ Fair nephew , do my will : ride to - morrow night to King Arthur at Carduel , and give ...
Page 636
She seemed to be in a great wood and two lions near her fought for her , and she gave a cry and woke ; and at the cry Tristan woke , and made to seize his sword , and saw by the golden hilt that it was the King's .
She seemed to be in a great wood and two lions near her fought for her , and she gave a cry and woke ; and at the cry Tristan woke , and made to seize his sword , and saw by the golden hilt that it was the King's .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1955 |
| Length | 1000 pages |
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