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Le Morte D’Arthur
Volume II (of II)

CHAPTER XIII
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Then came Ozana with the hardy heart, and he was smitten down.

Now, said Sir Griflet, by my counsel let us send to yonder errant-knight, and wit whether he be of Arthur's court, for as I deem it is Sir Lamorak de Galis.

So they sent unto him, and prayed the strange knight to tell his name, and whether he were of Arthur's court or not.

As for my name they shall not wit, but tell them I am a knight-errant as they are, and let them wit that I am no knight of King Arthur's court; and so the squire rode again unto them and told them his answer of him.

By my head, said Sir Agravaine, he is one of the strongest knights that ever I saw, for he hath overthrown three noble knights, and needs we must encounter with him for shame.


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