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411
“
Alas
!
”
said
Balin
,
“
all
this
sorrow
lieth
at
the
door
of
one
unhappy
knight
within
the
castle
,
who
made
me
change
my
shield
.
If
I
might
live
,
I
would
destroy
that
castle
and
its
evil
customs
.
”
412
“
It
were
well
done
,
”
said
Balan
,
“
for
since
I
first
came
hither
I
have
never
been
able
to
depart
,
for
here
they
made
me
fight
with
one
who
kept
this
island
,
whom
I
slew
,
and
by
enchantment
I
might
never
quit
it
more
;
nor
couldst
thou
,
brother
,
hadst
thou
slain
me
,
and
escaped
with
thine
own
life
.
”
413
Anon
came
the
lady
of
the
castle
,
and
when
she
heard
their
talk
,
and
saw
their
evil
case
,
she
wrung
her
hands
and
wept
bitterly
.
So
Sir
Balan
prayed
the
lady
of
her
gentleness
that
,
for
his
true
service
,
she
would
bury
them
both
together
in
that
place
.
This
she
granted
,
weeping
full
sore
,
and
said
it
should
be
done
right
solemnly
and
richly
,
and
in
the
noblest
manner
possible
.
Then
did
they
send
for
a
priest
,
and
received
the
holy
sacrament
at
his
hands
.
And
Balin
said
,
“
Write
over
us
upon
our
tomb
,
that
here
two
brethren
slew
each
other
;
then
shall
never
good
knight
or
pilgrim
pass
this
way
but
he
will
pray
for
both
our
souls
.
”
And
anon
Sir
Balan
died
,
but
Sir
Balin
died
not
till
the
midnight
after
;
and
then
they
both
were
buried
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414
On
the
morrow
of
their
death
came
Merlin
,
and
took
Sir
Balin
’
s
sword
and
fixed
on
it
a
new
pommel
,
and
set
it
in
a
mighty
stone
,
which
then
,
by
magic
,
he
made
float
upon
the
water
.
And
so
,
for
many
years
,
it
floated
to
and
fro
around
the
island
,
till
it
swam
down
the
river
to
Camelot
,
where
young
Sir
Galahad
achieved
it
,
as
shall
be
told
hereafter
.
415
It
befell
upon
a
certain
day
,
that
King
Arthur
said
to
Merlin
,
“
My
lords
and
knights
do
daily
pray
me
now
to
take
a
wife
;
but
I
will
have
none
without
thy
counsel
,
for
thou
hast
ever
helped
me
since
I
came
first
to
this
crown
.
”
416
“
It
is
well
,
”
said
Merlin
,
“
that
thou
shouldst
take
a
wife
,
for
no
man
of
bounteous
and
noble
nature
should
live
without
one
;
but
is
there
any
lady
whom
thou
lovest
better
than
another
?
”
417
“
Yea
,
”
said
King
Arthur
,
“
I
love
Guinevere
,
the
daughter
of
King
Leodegrance
,
of
Camelgard
,
who
also
holdeth
in
his
house
the
Round
Table
that
he
had
from
my
father
Uther
;
and
as
I
think
,
that
damsel
is
the
gentlest
and
the
fairest
lady
living
.
”
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418
“
Sir
,
”
answered
Merlin
,
“
as
for
her
beauty
,
she
is
one
of
the
fairest
that
do
live
;
but
if
ye
had
not
loved
her
as
ye
do
,
I
would
fain
have
had
ye
choose
some
other
who
was
both
fair
and
good
.
But
where
a
man
’
s
heart
is
set
,
he
will
be
loath
to
leave
.
”
This
Merlin
said
,
knowing
the
misery
that
should
hereafter
happen
from
this
marriage
.
419
Then
King
Arthur
sent
word
to
King
Leodegrance
that
he
mightily
desired
to
wed
his
daughter
,
and
how
that
he
had
loved
her
since
he
saw
her
first
,
when
with
Kings
Ban
and
Bors
he
rescued
Leodegrance
from
King
Ryence
of
North
Wales
.
420
When
King
Leodegrance
heard
the
message
,
he
cried
out
“
These
be
the
best
tidings
I
have
heard
in
all
my
life
—
so
great
and
worshipful
a
prince
to
seek
my
daughter
for
his
wife
!
I
would
fain
give
him
half
my
lands
with
her
straightway
,
but
that
he
needeth
none
—
and
better
will
it
please
him
that
I
send
him
the
Round
Table
of
King
Uther
,
his
father
,
with
a
hundred
good
knights
towards
the
furnishing
of
it
with
guests
,
for
he
will
soon
find
means
to
gather
more
,
and
make
the
table
full
.
”