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And
Merlin
being
asked
for
his
advice
and
help
,
agreed
to
go
himself
and
fetch
it
over
sea
to
England
,
which
in
one
night
he
did
;
and
brought
with
him
10
,
000
horsemen
and
led
them
northward
privately
to
the
forest
of
Bedgraine
,
and
there
lodged
them
in
a
valley
secretly
.
Then
,
by
the
counsel
of
Merlin
,
when
they
knew
which
way
the
eleven
kings
would
ride
and
sleep
,
King
Arthur
with
Kings
Ban
and
Bors
made
themselves
ready
with
their
army
for
the
fight
,
having
yet
but
30
,
000
men
,
counting
the
10
,
000
who
had
come
from
Gaul
.
“
Now
shall
ye
do
my
advice
,
”
said
Merlin
;
“
I
would
that
King
Ban
and
King
Bors
,
with
all
their
fellowship
of
10
,
000
men
,
were
led
to
ambush
in
this
wood
ere
daylight
,
and
stir
not
therefrom
until
the
battle
hath
been
long
waged
.
And
thou
,
Lord
Arthur
,
at
the
spring
of
day
draw
forth
thine
army
before
the
enemy
,
and
dress
the
battle
so
that
they
may
at
once
see
all
thy
host
,
for
they
will
be
the
more
rash
and
hardy
when
they
see
you
have
but
20
,
000
men
.
”
To
this
the
three
knights
and
the
barons
heartily
consented
,
and
it
was
done
as
Merlin
had
devised
.
So
on
the
morrow
when
the
hosts
beheld
each
other
,
the
host
of
the
north
was
greatly
cheered
to
find
so
few
led
out
against
them
.
Then
gave
King
Arthur
the
command
to
Sir
Ulfius
and
Sir
Brastias
to
take
3000
men
-
at
-
arms
,
and
to
open
battle
.
They
therefore
setting
fiercely
on
the
enemy
slew
them
on
the
right
hand
and
the
left
till
it
was
wonderful
to
see
their
slaughter
.
When
the
eleven
kings
beheld
so
small
a
band
doing
such
mighty
deeds
of
arms
they
were
ashamed
,
and
charged
them
fiercely
in
return
.
Then
was
Sir
Ulfius
’
horse
slain
under
him
;
but
he
fought
well
and
marvellously
on
foot
against
Duke
Eustace
and
King
Clarience
,
who
set
upon
him
grievously
,
till
Sir
Brastias
,
seeing
his
great
peril
,
pricked
towards
them
swiftly
,
and
so
smote
the
duke
through
with
his
spear
that
horse
and
man
fell
down
and
rolled
over
.
Whereat
King
Clarience
turned
upon
Sir
Brastias
,
and
rushing
furiously
together
they
each
unhorsed
the
other
and
fell
both
to
the
ground
,
and
there
lay
a
long
time
stunned
,
their
horses
’
knees
being
cut
to
the
bone
.
Then
came
Sir
Key
the
seneschal
with
six
companions
,
and
did
wondrous
well
,
till
the
eleven
kings
went
out
against
them
and
overthrew
Sir
Griflet
and
Sir
Lucas
the
butler
.
And
when
Sir
Key
saw
Sir
Griflet
unhorsed
and
on
foot
,
he
rode
against
King
Nanters
hotly
and
smote
him
down
,
and
led
his
horse
to
Griflet
and
horsed
him
again
;
with
the
same
spear
did
Sir
Key
smite
down
King
Lot
and
wounded
him
full
sore
.
But
seeing
that
,
the
King
of
the
Hundred
Knights
rushed
at
Sir
Key
and
overthrew
him
in
return
,
and
took
his
horse
and
gave
it
to
King
Lot
.
And
when
Sir
Griflet
saw
Sir
Key
’
s
mischance
,
he
set
his
spear
in
rest
,
and
riding
at
a
mighty
man
-
at
-
arms
,
he
cast
him
down
headlong
and
caught
his
horse
and
led
it
straightway
to
Sir
Key
.
By
now
the
battle
was
growing
perilous
and
hard
,
and
both
sides
fought
with
rage
and
fury
.
And
Sir
Ulfius
and
Sir
Brastias
were
both
afoot
and
in
great
danger
of
their
death
,
and
foully
stained
and
trampled
under
horses
’
feet
.
Then
King
Arthur
,
putting
spurs
to
his
horse
,
rushed
forward
like
a
lion
into
the
midst
of
all
the
mêlée
,
and
singling
out
King
Cradlemont
of
North
Wales
,
smote
him
through
the
left
side
and
overthrew
him
,
and
taking
his
horse
by
the
rein
he
brought
it
to
Sir
Ulfius
in
haste
and
said
,
“
Take
this
horse
,
mine
old
friend
,
for
thou
hast
great
need
of
one
,
and
charge
by
side
of
me
.
”
And
even
as
he
spoke
he
saw
Sir
Ector
,
Sir
Key
’
s
father
,
smitten
to
the
earth
by
the
King
of
the
Hundred
Knights
,
and
his
horse
taken
to
King
Cradlemont
.
But
when
King
Arthur
saw
him
ride
upon
Sir
Ector
’
s
horse
his
wrath
was
very
great
,
and
with
his
sword
he
smote
King
Cradlemont
upon
the
helm
,
and
shore
off
the
fourth
part
thereof
and
of
the
shield
,
and
drave
the
sword
onward
to
the
horse
’
s
neck
and
slew
the
horse
,
and
hurled
the
king
upon
the
ground
.
