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placed, the one in a strong tower surrounded
by the sea, the other in a garden with high
walls and iron railings, where each thought he
was in prison, not knowing by whom he had
· been brought there, and of what befell them.. 256

CHAPTER 18.

How the King beheld a strange sight of fires
upon the sea, and of what happened .... 271

CHAPTER 19.

How when King Lisuarte was talking with
his Knights how he would go against the Is-
land of the Boiling Lake, to deliver King Ar-
ban of North Wales and Angriote of Estra-
vaus, there came a Damsel of the race of the
Giants from the sea, and demanded before the
Court that Amadis should do battle with Ar-
dan Canileo, and if he conquered the prisoners
should be released and the Island surrendered
to the King; but if Ardan Canileo won the
battle he desired nothing more than to carry
the head of Amadis to Madasima

CHAPTER 20.

How the battle was performed between Don
Bruneo of Bonamar, and Madaman the envi-

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ous, brother to the Insolent Damsel, and of the
confusion which was occasioned by envy among
the friends of Amadis, for which Amadis for-
sook the Court of King Lisuarte.....

CHAPTER 21.

How Amadis took leave of King Lisuarte and
with him ten Knights, his friends and kins-
men, who were the best and bravest of the
Court, and went their way to the Firm Island,
where Briolania proved the adventures of the
Arch of True Lovers and of the Forbidden
Chamber, and how they determined to deliver
Madasima and her Damsels from the King's
power...

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CHAPTER 22.

How Oriana was greatly afflicted for the de-
parture of Amadis, and moreover to find her-
self great with child; and how twelve Knights
came from the Firm Island to defend Mada-
sima and the other Damsels, who were in dan-
ger of death with them, though there was no
just cause why they should be put to death

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