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Identifier: talesofromanceba00lang (find matches)
Title: Tales of romance; based on tales in the Book of romance
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912
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Publisher: London, New York (etc.) : Longmans, Green, and Co.
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
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ermit thanks and departed. As they rode together Arthur said, I haveno sword, but Merlin bade him be patient andhe would soon give him one. In a little whilethey came to a large lake, and in the midst ofthe lake Arthur beheld an arm rising out of thewater, holding up a sword. Look ! said Mer-lin, that is the sword I spoke of. And theKing looked again, and a maiden stood upon thewater. That is the Lady of the Lake, saidMerlin, and she is coming to you, and if youask her courteously she will give you the sword.So when the maiden drew near Arthur salutedher and said, Maiden, I pray you tell me whosesword is that which an arm is holding out of thewater. I wish it were mine, for I have lost mysword. That sword is mine, King Arthur, answeredshe, and I will give it to you, if you in returnwill give me a gift when I ask you. By my faith, said the King, I will giveyou whatever gift you ask. Well, said themaiden, get into the barge yonder, and rowyourself to the sword, and take it and the scab-
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THE SWORD EXCALIBUR. 139 bard with you. For this was the sword Excali-bur. As for my gift, I will ask it in my owntime. Then King Arthur and Merlin dismountedfrom their horses and tied them up safely, andwent into the barge, and when they came to theplace where the arm was holding the swordArthur took it by the handle, and the arm dis-appeared. And they brought the sword back toland. As they rode the King looked lovingly onhis sword, which Merlin saw, and, smiling, said,Which do you like best, the sword or thescabbard ? I like the sword, answeredArthur. You are not wise to say that, repliedMerlin, for the scabbard is worth ten of thesword, and as long as it is buckled on you, youwill lose no blood, however sorely you may bewounded. So they rode into the town of Carlion, andArthurs Knights gave them a glad welcome, andsaid it was a joy to serve under a King whorisked his life as much as any common man. HO HOW GEETTIE BECAME AN OUTLAW. HOW GKETTIR THE STEONG BECAME AN OUTLAW. Now Gretti

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