Le Morte d’Arthur

Name: Le Morte d’Arthur
Author: Thomas Malory

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The great English Arthurian cycle of King Arthur, Lancelot, Guinevere, the Round Table, and the Grail.

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Le Morte d’Arthur

Thomas Malory’s Le Morte d’Arthur gathers the central legends of King Arthur into a monumental English prose romance. It follows Arthur’s rise, the fellowship of the Round Table, Lancelot and Guinevere, the Grail quest, civil war, loyalty, betrayal, and the tragic ending of Camelot.

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Le Morte d’Arthur

Thomas Malory

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_Sir Thomas Malory’s Book of King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the Round Table_

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01Full text
02LE MORTE DARTHUR
03LE MORTE DARTHUR
04_EDITED, WITH AN INTRODUCTION_
05SIR EDWARD STRACHEY, BART.
06MACMILLAN AND CO.
07AND NEW YORK
08HORACE HART, PRINTER TO THE UNIVERSITY
09FRANCES STRACHEY
10HER FATHER INSCRIBES THIS BOOK
11THE INTRODUCTION TO WHICH
12COULD NOT HAVE BEEN NOW RE-WRITTEN
13WITHOUT HER HELP
14IN MAKING THE EAR FAMILIAR WITH WORDS
15WHICH THE EYE CAN NO LONGER READ.
16ADVERTISEMENT TO THE PRESENT EDITION.
17SUTTON COURT,
18CONTENTS.
19INTRODUCTION.
20§1. THE AUTHORSHIP AND MATTER OF THE BOOK.
21PAGE
22§2. THE TEXT AND ITS SEVERAL EDITIONS.
23§3. AN ESSAY ON CHIVALRY.
24THE BOOK OF KING ARTHUR
25PREFACE OF WILLIAM CAXTON 1
26THE TABLE OR RUBRYSSHE OF THE CONTENTS OF CHAPTERS 3
27THE BOOK OF KING ARTHUR, BOOKS I TO XXI 25
28NOTES 488
29GLOSSARY AND INDEX 493
30INTRODUCTION.
31§1. THE AUTHORSHIP AND MATTER OF THE BOOK.
32ORIGIN OF THE BOOK.
33MALORY A POET.
34THE BOOK EPIC IN PLAN.
35MALORY’S USE OF THE OLD ROMANCES.
36book shows throughout. Malory was no doubt a ‘finder’ as well as a
37MALORY’S HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY.
38THE SANGREAL.
39INFLUENCE OF THE BOOK ON ENGLISH LETTERS AND LIFE.
40THE MORALITY OF THE BOOK.
41SPENSER, MILTON, TENNYSON.
42SIR THOMAS MALORY.
43WILLIAM CAXTON.
44§2. THE TEXT, AND ITS SEVERAL EDITIONS.
45book will always come. It is a reprint of the original Caxton with the
46§3. AN ESSAY ON CHIVALRY.
47THE BOOK OF
48KING ARTHUR
49AND OF HIS NOBLE
50KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE.
51PREFACE OF WILLIAM CAXTON.
52book the twenty-third chapter, where his body was buried, and after
53Book treateth of the conquest of Lucius the emperor, and containeth xii
54Book treateth of Sir Launcelot and Sir Galahad, and containeth xiv
55Book treateth of Sir Bors and Sir Lionel his brother, and containeth
56Book treateth of queen Guenever and Launcelot, and containeth xiii
57THE BOOK OF
58KING ARTHUR
59AND OF HIS NOBLE
60KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE.
61CHAP. I.
62CHAP. II.
63CHAP. III.
64CHAP. IV.
65CHAP. V.
66CHAP. VI.
67CHAP. VII.
68CHAP. VIII.
69CHAP. IX.
70CHAP. X.
71CHAP. XI.
72CHAP. XII.
73CHAP. XIII.
74CHAP. XIV.
75CHAP. XV.
76CHAP. XVI.
77CHAP. XVII.
78CHAP. XVIII.
79CHAP. XIX.
80CHAP. XX.
81CHAP. XXI.
82CHAP. XXII.
83CHAP. XXIII.
84CHAP. XXIV.
85CHAP. XXV.
86Book the Second.
87CHAP. I.
88CHAP. II.
89CHAP. III.
90CHAP. IV.
91CHAP. V.
92CHAP. VI.
93CHAP. VII.
94CHAP. VIII.
95CHAP. IX.
96CHAP. X.
97CHAP. XI.
98CHAP. XII.
99CHAP. XIII.
100CHAP. XIV.
101CHAP. XV.
102CHAP. XVI.
103CHAP. XVII.
104CHAP. XVIII.
105CHAP. XIX.
106CHAP. I.
107CHAP. II.
108CHAP. III.
109CHAP. IV.
110CHAP. V.
111CHAP. VI.
112CHAP. VII.
113CHAP. VIII.
114CHAP. IX.
115CHAP. X.
116CHAP. XI.
117CHAP. XII.
118CHAP. XIII.
119CHAP. XIV.
120CHAP. XV.
121CHAP. I.
122CHAP. II.
123CHAP. III.
124CHAP. IV.
125CHAP. V.
126CHAP. VI.
127CHAP. VII.
128CHAP. VIII.
129CHAP. IX.
130CHAP. X.
131CHAP. XI.
132CHAP. XII.
133CHAP. XIII.
134CHAP. XIV.
135CHAP. XV.
136CHAP. XVI.
137CHAP. XVII.
138CHAP. XVIII.
139book rehearseth in French, there were many knights that overmatched Sir
140CHAP. XIX.
141CHAP. XX.
142CHAP. XXI.
143CHAP. XXII.
144CHAP. XXIII.
145CHAP. XXIV.
146CHAP. XXV.
147CHAP. XXVI.
148CHAP. XXVII.
149CHAP. XXVIII.
150CHAP. I.
151CHAP. II.
152CHAP. III.
153CHAP. IV.
154CHAP. V.
155CHAP. VI.
156CHAP. VII.
157CHAP. VIII.
158CHAP. IX.
159CHAP. X.
160CHAP. XI.
161CHAP. XII.
162book, which is of syr Launcelot du lake.
163CHAP. I.
164book maketh mention of after king Arthur came from Rome. Wherefore
165CHAP. II.
166CHAP. III.
167CHAP. IV.
168CHAP. V.
169CHAP. VI.
170CHAP. VII.
171CHAP. VIII.
172CHAP. IX.
173CHAP. X.
174CHAP. XI.
175CHAP. XII.
176CHAP. XIII.
177CHAP. XIV.
178CHAP. XV.
179CHAP. XVI.
180CHAP. XVII.
181CHAP. XVIII.
182book. Here foloweth the tale of syr Gareth of Orkeney, that was
183CHAP. I.
184CHAP. II.
185CHAP. III.
186CHAP. IV.
187CHAP. V.
188CHAP. VI.
189CHAP. VII.
190CHAP. VIII.
191CHAP. IX.
192CHAP. X.
193CHAP. XI.
194CHAP. XII.
195CHAP. XIII.
196CHAP. XIV.
197CHAP. XV.
198CHAP. XVI.
199CHAP. XVII.
200CHAP. XVIII.
201CHAP. XIX.
202CHAP. XX.
203CHAP. XXI.
204CHAP. XXII.
205CHAP. XXIII.
206CHAP. XXIV.
207CHAP. XXV.
208CHAP. XXVI.
209CHAP. XXVII.
210CHAP. XXVIII.
211CHAP. XXIX.
212CHAP. XXX.
213CHAP. XXXI.
214CHAP. XXXII.
215CHAP. XXXIII.
216CHAP. XXXIV.
217CHAP. XXXV.
218CHAP. I.
219CHAP. II.
220CHAP. III.
221CHAP. IV.
222CHAP. V.
223CHAP. VI.
224CHAP. VII.
225CHAP. VIII.
226CHAP. IX.
227CHAP. X.
228CHAP. XI.
229CHAP. XII.
230CHAP. XIII.
231CHAP. XIV.
232CHAP. XV.
233CHAP. XVI.
234CHAP. XVII.
235CHAP. XVIII.
236CHAP. XIX.
237CHAP. XX.
238CHAP. XXI.
239CHAP. XXII.
240CHAP. XXIII.
241CHAP. XXIV.
242CHAP. XXV.
243CHAP. XXVI.
244CHAP. XXVII.
245CHAP. XXVIII.
246CHAP. XXIX.
247CHAP. XXX.
248CHAP. XXXI.
249CHAP. XXXII.
250CHAP. XXXIII.
251CHAP. XXXIV.
252CHAP. XXXV.
253CHAP. XXXVI.
254CHAP. XXXVII.
255CHAP. XXXVIII.
256CHAP. XXXIX.
257CHAP. XL.
258CHAP. XLI.
259CHAP. I.
260CHAP. II.
261CHAP. III.
262CHAP. IV.
263CHAP. V.
264CHAP. VI.
265CHAP. VII.
266CHAP. VIII.
267CHAP. IX.
268CHAP. X.
269CHAP. XI.
270CHAP. XII.
271CHAP. XIII.
272CHAP. XIV.
273CHAP. XV.
274CHAP. XVI.
275CHAP. XVII.
276CHAP. XVIII.
277CHAP. XIX.
278CHAP. XX.
279CHAP. XXI.
280CHAP. XXII.
281CHAP. XXIII.
282CHAP. XXIV.
283CHAP. XXV.
284CHAP. XXVI.
285CHAP. XXVII.
286CHAP. XXVIII.
287CHAP. XXIX.
288CHAP. XXX.
289CHAP. XXXI.
290CHAP. XXXII.
291CHAP. XXXIII.
292CHAP. XXXIV.
293CHAP. XXXV.
294CHAP. XXXVI.
295CHAP. XXXVII.
296CHAP. XXXVIII.
297CHAP. XXXIX.
298CHAP. XL.
299CHAP. XLI.
300CHAP. XLII.
301CHAP. XLIII.
302CHAP. XLIV.
303CHAP. I.
304CHAP. II.
305CHAP. III.
306CHAP. IV.
307CHAP. V.
308CHAP. VI.
309CHAP. VII.
310CHAP. VIII.
311CHAP. IX.
312CHAP. X.
313CHAP. XI.
314CHAP. XII.
315CHAP. XIII.
316CHAP. XIV.
317CHAP. XV.
318CHAP. XVI.
319CHAP. XVII.
320CHAP. XVIII.
321CHAP. XIX.
322CHAP. XX.
323CHAP. XXI.
324CHAP. XXII.
325CHAP. XXIII.
326CHAP. XXIV.
327CHAP. XXV.
328CHAP. XXVI.
329CHAP. XXVII.
330CHAP. XXVIII.
331CHAP. XXIX.
332CHAP. XXX.
333CHAP. XXXI.
334CHAP. XXXII.
335CHAP. XXXIII.
336CHAP. XXXIV.
337CHAP. XXXV.
338CHAP. XXXVI.
339CHAP. XXXVII.
340CHAP. XXXVIII.
341CHAP. XXXIX.
342CHAP. XL.
343CHAP. XLI.
344CHAP. XLII.
345CHAP. XLIII.
346CHAP. XLIV.
347CHAP. XLV.
348CHAP. XLVI.
349CHAP. XLVII.
350CHAP. XLVIII.
351CHAP. XLIX.
352CHAP. L.
353CHAP. LI.
354CHAP. LII.
355CHAP. LIII.
356CHAP. LIV.
357CHAP. LV.
358CHAP. LVI.
359CHAP. LVII.
360CHAP. LVIII.
361CHAP. LIX.
362CHAP. LX.
363CHAP. LXI.
364CHAP. LXII.
365CHAP. LXIII.
366CHAP. LXIV.
367CHAP. LXV.
368CHAP. LXVI.
369CHAP. LXVII.
370CHAP. LXVIII.
371CHAP. LXIX.
372CHAP. LXX.
373CHAP. LXXI.
374CHAP. LXXII.
375CHAP. LXXIII.
376CHAP. LXXIV.
377CHAP. LXXV.
378CHAP. LXXVI.
379CHAP. LXXVII.
380CHAP. LXXVIII.
381CHAP. LXXIX.
382CHAP. LXXX.
383CHAP. LXXXI.
384CHAP. LXXXII.
385CHAP. LXXXIII.
386CHAP. LXXXIV.
387CHAP. LXXXV.
388CHAP. LXXXVI.
389CHAP. LXXXVII.
390CHAP. LXXXVIII.
391CHAP. I.
392CHAP. II.
393CHAP. III.
394CHAP. IV.
395CHAP. V.
396CHAP. VI.
397CHAP. VII.
398CHAP. VIII.
399CHAP. IX.
400CHAP. X.
401CHAP. XI.
402CHAP. XII.
403CHAP. XIII.
404CHAP. XIV.
405CHAP. I.
406CHAP. II.
407CHAP. III.
408CHAP. IV.
409CHAP. V.
410CHAP. VI.
411CHAP. VII.
412CHAP. VIII.
413CHAP. IX.
414CHAP. X.
415CHAP. XI.
416CHAP. XII.
417CHAP. XIII.
418CHAP. XIV.
419CHAP. I.
420CHAP. II.
421CHAP. III.
422CHAP. IV.
423CHAP. V.
424CHAP. VI.
425CHAP. VII.
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427CHAP. IX.
428CHAP. X.
429CHAP. XI.
430CHAP. XII.
431CHAP. XIII.
432CHAP. XIV.
433CHAP. XV.
434CHAP. XVI.
435CHAP. XVII.
436CHAP. XVIII.
437CHAP. XIX.
438CHAP. XX.
439CHAP. I.
440CHAP. II.
441CHAP. III.
442CHAP. IV.
443CHAP. V.
444CHAP. VI.
445CHAP. VII.
446CHAP. VIII.
447CHAP. IX.
448CHAP. X.
449CHAP. I.
450CHAP. II.
451CHAP. III.
452CHAP. IV.
453CHAP. V.
454CHAP. VI.
455CHAP. I.
456CHAP. II.
457CHAP. III.
458CHAP. IV.
459CHAP. V.
460CHAP. VI.
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463CHAP. IX.
464CHAP. X.
465CHAP. XI.
466CHAP. XII.
467CHAP. XIII.
468CHAP. XIV.
469CHAP. XV.
470CHAP. XVI.
471CHAP. XVII.
472CHAP. I.
473CHAP. II.
474CHAP. III.
475CHAP. IV.
476CHAP. V.
477CHAP. VI.
478CHAP. VII.
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480CHAP. IX.
481CHAP. X.
482CHAP. XI.
483CHAP. XII.
484CHAP. XIII.
485CHAP. XIV.
486CHAP. XV.
487CHAP. XVI.
488CHAP. XVII.
489CHAP. XVIII.
490CHAP. XIX.
491CHAP. XX.
492CHAP. XXI.
493CHAP. XXII.
494CHAP. XXIII.
495CHAP. I.
496CHAP. II.
497CHAP. III.
498CHAP. IV.
499CHAP. V.
500CHAP. VI.
501CHAP. VII.
502CHAP. VIII.
503CHAP. IX.
504CHAP. X.
505CHAP. XI.
506CHAP. XII.
507CHAP. XIII.
508CHAP. XIV.
509CHAP. XV.
510CHAP. XVI.
511CHAP. XVII.
512CHAP. XVIII.
513CHAP. XIX.
514CHAP. XX.
515CHAP. XXI.
516CHAP. XXII.
517CHAP. XXIII.
518CHAP. XXIV.
519CHAP. XXV.
520CHAP. I.
521CHAP. II.
522CHAP. III.
523CHAP. IV.
524CHAP. V.
525CHAP. VI.
526CHAP. VII.
527CHAP. VIII.
528CHAP. IX.
529CHAP. X.
530CHAP. XI.
531CHAP. XII.
532CHAP. XIII.
533CHAP. I.
534CHAP. II.
535CHAP. III.
536book saith, there came Sir Agravaine, and Sir Mordred, with twelve
537CHAP. IV.
538CHAP. V.
539CHAP. VI.
540CHAP. VII.
541CHAP. VIII.
542CHAP. IX.
543CHAP. X.
544CHAP. XI.
545CHAP. XII.
546CHAP. XIII.
547CHAP. XIV.
548CHAP. XV.
549CHAP. XVI.
550CHAP. XVII.
551CHAP. XVIII.
552CHAP. XIX.
553CHAP. XX.
554CHAP. XXI.
555CHAP. XXII.
556CHAP. I.
557CHAP. II.
558CHAP. III.
559CHAP. IV.
560CHAP. V.
561CHAP. VI.
562CHAP. VII.
563CHAP. VIII.
564CHAP. IX.
565CHAP. X.
566CHAP. XI.
567CHAP. XII.
568CHAP. XIII.
569NOTE A.
570NOTE B.
571CAXTON.
572WYNKYN DE WORDE, 1498.
573UPCOTT.
574CAXTON.
575book maketh mencyon.’
576UPCOTT.
577CAXTON.
578WYNKYN DE WORDE, 1498.
579AMES.
580HARLEIAN CATALOGUE.
581UPCOTT.
582GLOSSARY AND INDEX.
583Book, swear upon a, 230, 259.
584book of, 63;
585book of, 163;

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