# Stories of King Arthur and His Knights

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Stories of King Arthur and His Knights (1904) is an abridgment of Thomas Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur, which proved of such popularity that a translation of it served as the first Polish edition of Le Morte d'Arthur.

## Contents

* Title page
* List of illustrations
* Introduction
* Chapter I. Of the Birth of King Arthur
* Chapter II. Uther's Son, Rightwise King of All England
* Chapter III. How Arthur Gat His Sword Excalibur
* Chapter IV. Balin and Balan
* Chapter V. The Noble Order of the Round Table
* Chapter VI. The Ladies' Knight
* Chapter VII. Wise Merlin's Foolishness
* Chapter VIII. A Stag-Hunt and What Came of It
* Chapter IX. The Treachery of Morgan le Fay
* Chapter X. Sir Launcelot of the Lake
* Chapter XI. A Night-Time Adventure of Sir Launcelot
* Chapter XII. How Sir Launcelot Came Into the Chapel Perilous
* Chapter XIII. The Knight, the Lady, and the Falcon
* Chapter XIV. How a Kitchen-Page Came to Honour
* Chapter XV. How Sir Gareth Fought for the Lady of Castle Perilous
* Chapter XVI. How Sir Gareth Returned to the Court of King Arthur
* Chapter XVII. How Young Tristram Saved the Life of the Queen of Lyonesse
* Chapter XVIII. Sir Tristram's First Battle
* Chapter XIX. Sir Tristram and the Fair Isoud
* Chapter XX. How Sir Tristram Demanded the Fair Isoud for King Mark, and How Sir Tristram and Isoud Drank the Love Potion
* Chapter XXI. How Sir Tristram Departed from Tintagil, and was Long in the Forest
* Chapter XXII. How King Mark was Sorry for the Good Renown of Sir Tristram
* Chapter XXIII. How Sir Percivale of Galis Sought and Found Sir Launcelot
* Chapter XXIV. Of the Coming of Sir Galahad
* Chapter XXV. How the Quest of the Holy Grail was Begun
* Chapter XXVI. How Galahad Gat Him a Shield
* Chapter XXVII. Sir Galahad at the Castle of Maidens
* Chapter XXVIII. Sir Launcelot's Repentance
* Chapter XXIX. Sir Percivale's Temptation
* Chapter XXX. The Victory of Sir Bors Over Himself
* Chapter XXXI. How Sir Launcelot Found the Holy Grail
* Chapter XXXII. The End of the Quest
* Chapter XXXIII. Sir Launcelot and the Fair Maid of Astolat
* Chapter XXXIV. Of the Great Tournament on Candlemas Day
* Chapter XXXV. Queen Guenever's May-Day Ride and What Came of It
* Chapter XXXVI. Of the Plot Against Sir Launcelot
* Chapter XXXVII. How Sir Launcelot Departed from the King and from Joyous Gard
* Chapter XXXVIII. How King Arthur and Sir Gawaine Invaded Sir Launcelot's Realm
* Chapter XXXIX. Of Sir Mordred's Treason
* Chapter XL. Of Arthur's Last Great Battle in the West
* Chapter XLI. Of the Passing of King Arthur
* Chapter XLII. Of the End of This Book

## References

* ↑ Galván, Fernando. Malory Revisited: From Caxton to Steinbeck. Journal of the Spanish Society for Medieval English Language and Literature, No. 8, 1998, pp. 35--76.
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