Flung; rushed.
Prostrate.
Put to flight.
Thrust.
Hastily.
Spent with bleeding.
No concern.
Destroy; fordid.
Preconcerted plot.
Weary with fighting.
Tired with jousting.
Repent.
Happened.
Noble.
Away from.
Compelled.
A fine hawk.
Closely allied.
Halberd, battle-axe.
Sword.
Degree, superiority.
Ugly.
On his face.
Fashion.
A hair-shirt.
Helped.
Embraced.
Armour.
Coat of mail.
High, noble.
Sad.
Hurry.
Aloud.
Called.
Covered, concealed.
Held.
Helped.
Woods.
To be given the Eucharist.
Hovered, waited about.
Dashed, staggered; hurling.
Dashed.
Dark blue.
Alike.
Jester.
Jests.
sb., Care.
v., Care, reck.
Nature.
Natural.
Marshals.
Acknowledge.
Acknowledgment, confession.
Conceal.
Took in her lap.
Generous.
Brass.
Waste plain.
Conceal.
Teach.
Leafy.
Physician.
Caused to; hinder.
Dear.
More gladly.
Desire, pleasure.
Praise.
Praising.
Inclinations.
Wound.
Matchless.
Border.
Sb., despite.
Mingled.
Melee, general encounter.
Retinue.
Much.
Hurt.
Painful.
Revile.
More.
Must.
Amount of, extent.
Great.
Unarmed.
Especially.
Nor.
Nearly; near.
Will not.
Ne is, is not.
Ne wist, knew not.
Nobleness.
Nobility, splendour.
Reported.
Would not.
Nevertheless.
Hurtful.
Obedience.
Before.
Pride, arrogance.
Proud.
Owned.
Or.
The length of.
adj., Cross.
sb., Mischance.
By the breadth and length.
Surpassingly.
Pagan.
Par Dieu.
Destroy.
Tombstone.
Pitched.
Plunderers.
Pleasure.
Bridge.
Gate.
Throng.
6:00 a.m.
Power.
Provide.
Barking.
Alive.
Repaid; acquitted, behaved.
Tore.
Herd.
Rank, station.
Searched.
Fell headlong.
Rushing.
Rushing.
Impetuosity.
Raise.
Rencontre, encounter.
Rescue.
Advise; sb., Counsel.
Religious order.
Refer.
Cleft.
Consecrating.
Serious.
Heartily, earnestly.
Silk stuff with gold or silver threads.
Holy Grail.
Proverb.
Harm, hurt.
Writing.
Probe wounds.
Semblance.
Fine cloth.
Slavery.
Thicket.
Disgrace.
Undone, blamed.
Rascal.
Knavish.
Seat.
Likened.
Sure.
Since.
Afterwards, since.
Valley.
Ask, inquire.
Station.
Thoroughly.
Place.
Started, rose quickly.
Appointment.
Silently.
Astonished; became confused.
Battle.
Race, descent.
Narrow.
Blew a horn.
Pursued.
Dream.
Crushed.
Qualities.
Period of time.
Then.
Pushed.
To.
Burst.
Before.
Tomorrow.
Gave.
Broken to pieces.
Advanced and retreated.
Moved sideways.
Cutting, sharp.
Tribute.
Packed.
Shade.
9–12 a.m.
Rudely.
Unlucky.
Uncovered.
Scarcely.
Flat on the back.
Upside down.
Uttermost.
Servant.
Hunting.
Man of low birth.
The perforated parts of helmets.
Slipped away from.
Shaking.
Watched.
Gallop.
Despair.
Aware.
Forbid, refuse.
Rolled about.
Thought.
Whereas.
Possess, have power over.
Come to himself.
Brave, strong.
Swiftly.
v., Blame.
On the outside.
Knowledge.
Would or would not.
adj., Wondrous.
adv., Wondrously.
Wonderfully.
Mad.
Madness.
Honour.
Cause to be honoured.
Know.
Destruction.
Ran.
Went.
Yielded.
Colophon
Le Morte d’Arthur
was published in 1485 by
Thomas Malory.
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And When They Came to the Sword That the Hand Held, King Arthur Took It Up,
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