. Contes de la Table ronde; basé sur les contes dans le Livre de romance. , et s'est demandé qui ce chevalier étrange pourrait être, car aucun ne savait sauver Sir Bors. Les deux chevaliers ont pris leur place à l'extrémité des listes, et au mot ils ont fait des tourbillons, et ils s'ont fait la voeu l'un vers l'autre. SirMadors lance a été brisé en morceaux avec la force de leur impact, mais l'étrange Knightspear tenu ferme, et Sir Mador a été lancé de son cheval. L'étrange Chevalier a sauté sur le sol, anda combat avec des épées a commencé. Enfin, l'étrange Chevalier a frappé Sir Madorto ses genoux, mais dans un moment Sir Mador roseon sa main et

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. Tales of the Round table; based on the tales in the Book of romance. , andwondered who this strange Knight could be, for none knew save Sir Bors. The two Knights took their places at the endof the lists, and at the word they couched theirlances, and darted towards one another. SirMadors lance was broken in pieces with theforce of their impact, but the strange Knightsspear held firm, and Sir Mador was thrown fromhis horse. The strange Knight leapt to the ground, anda fight with swords began. At last the strange Knight struck Sir Madorto his knees; but in a moment Sir Mador roseon his hand and smote the Knight upon thethigh. At the sight of this blood, the Knight allowedSir Mador to rise to his feet, and then he dealthim a buffet that stretched him upon the earth. I will only grant you your life, said theKnight, if you will proclaim publicly that youhave foully slandered the Queen. This Sir Mador promised to do, and theKnight went to the steps beneath King Arthursseat, and the King and Queen kissed one anotherbefore all the people. The King and Queen then. THE FAIB MAID OF ASTOLAT. 109 thanked the strange Knight for the service hehad so gallantly rendered them, and no soonerhad he taken off his helmet than they knew himto be Sir Lancelot. The Queen wept tears of joy on beholdinghim, and bowed with sorrow at the thought ofthe unkind words with which she had drivenhim away. And in this way the Queens Knightcame back to court. THE FAIR MAID OF ASTOLAT Part I It happened soon after the fight for the Queenhad taken place, that the damsel of the lake, sometimes called Nimue, and sometimes Vivien, was married to Sir Pelleas, and she came tothe Court of King Arthur. She heard there of the death of Sir Patrise, and by means of her magic she discovered andproclaimed that Sir Pinel had poisoned theapple, and that the Queen was innocent. Sir Pinel thereupon fled to his country forsafety, and this action confirmed his guilt in theminds of the people. Sir Mador prayed for the Queens

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