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Le Morte D’Arthur
Volume II (of II)

CHAPTER III
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What cognisance beareth he?
said Sir Kay.

He beareth, said Sir Tristram, a covered shield close with cloth.

By my head, said Sir Kay, that is the same knight that met with us, for this night we were lodged within a widow's house, and there was that knight lodged; and when he wist we were of Arthur's court he spoke great villainy by the king, and specially by the Queen Guenever, and then on the morn was waged battle with him for that cause.

And at the first recounter, said Sir Kay, he smote me down from my horse and hurt me passing sore; and when my fellow, Sir Dinadan, saw me smitten down and hurt he would not revenge me, but fled from me; and thus he departed.

And then Sir Tristram asked them their names, and so either told other their names.


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