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" Sir Launcelot let them say what they would, and straight he went into the castle ; and when he came into the castle he alighted, and tied his horse to a ring... "
La Mort D'Arthur: The Most Famous History of the Renowned Prince Arthur, and ... - Page 235
by Sir Thomas Malory - 1634
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La mort d'Arthure. The history of king Arthur and of the knights ..., Volume 1

Arthur (king.) - 1858 - 378 pages
...castle." Sir Launcelot let them say what they would, and he went straight into the castle. And when hee came into the castle, he alighted and tied his horse to a ring in the wall, and there he saw a faire greene court, and thither he dressed him, for there hee thought was a faire place to fight in....
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The story of king Arthur and his knights of the round table, compiled by J.T ...

Arthur (king.) - 1862 - 358 pages
...castle yonder ! " But he let them talk as they pleased, and rode straight forward to the castle. There he alighted, and tied his horse to a ring in the wall ; and going in, he saw a wide green court, and thought it seemed a noble place to fight in. And as he looked...
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The Legends of King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table

1868 - 266 pages
...castle yonder !" But he let them talk as they pleased, and rode straight forward to the castle. There he alighted, and tied his horse to a ring in the wall; and going in, he saw a wide green court, and thought it seemed a noble place to fight in. And as he looked...
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The boy's king Arthur, sir T. Malory's history of king Arthur and his ...

Arthur (king.) - 1880 - 520 pages
...slain the chief porter of our castle." Sir Launcelot let them say what they would, and straight he went into the castle ; and when he came into the castle he alighted, and tied his horse to a ring on the wall ; and there he saw a fair green court, and thither he dressed himself, for there him thought...
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The Boy's King Arthur: Being Sir Thomas Malory's History of King Arthur and ...

Sir Thomas Malory - 1880 - 490 pages
...slain the chief porter of our castle." Sir Launcelot let them say what they would, and straight he went into the castle ; and when he came into the castle he alighted, and tied his horse to a ring on the wall ; and there he saw a fair green court, and thither he dressed himself, for there him thought...
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La Morte D'Arthure: The History of King Arthur and of the Knights ..., Volume 1

Thomas Wright - 1889 - 360 pages
...castle." Sir Launcelot let them say what they would, and he went straight into the castle. And when hee came into the castle, he alighted and tied his horse to a ring in the wall, and there he saw a fnire greene court, and thither he dressed him, for there hee thought was a faire place to fight in....
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Our Country's Readers, Book 5

M. Halley, Leonard Lemmon - 1903 - 232 pages
...the chief porter of our castle." 3. Sir Launcelot let them say what they would, and straight he went into the castle ; and when he came into the castle he alighted, and tied his horse to a ring on the wall; and there he saw a fair green court, and thither he dressed himself, for there him thought...
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Le Morte Darthur: Sir Thomas Malory's Book of King Arthur and of His Noble ...

Sir Thomas Malory, William Caxton - 1900 - 498 pages
...slain the chief porter of our castle. Sir Launcelot let them say what they would, and straight he went into the castle ; and when he came into the castle he alighted, and tied his horse to a ring on the wall and there he saw a fair green court, and thither he dressed him, for there him thought...
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King Arthur and His Knights

1923 - 416 pages
...castle yonder !" But he let them talk as they pleased, and rode straight forward to the castle. There he alighted, and tied his horse to a ring in the wall ; and going in, he saw a wide green court, and thought it seemed a noble place to fight in. And as he looked...
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King Arthur in America

Alan Lupack, Barbara Tepa Lupack - 1999 - 408 pages
...King Arthur's wife" (361) yet who "let them say what they would, and straight he went into the castle, and tied his horse to a ring in the wall; and there he saw a fair green court, and thither he dressed himself, for there him thought was a fair place to fight in" (362); Sir...
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