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Again
King
Arthur
held
high
festival
at
Caerleon
,
at
Pentecost
,
and
gathered
round
him
all
the
fellowship
of
the
Round
Table
,
and
so
,
according
to
his
custom
,
sat
and
waited
till
some
adventure
should
arise
,
or
some
knight
return
to
court
whose
deeds
and
perils
might
be
told
.
Anon
he
saw
Sir
Lancelot
and
a
crowd
of
knights
coming
through
the
doors
and
leading
in
their
midst
the
mighty
knight
,
Sir
Tristram
.
As
soon
as
King
Arthur
saw
him
,
he
rose
up
and
went
through
half
the
hall
,
and
held
out
both
his
hands
and
cried
,
“
Right
welcome
to
thee
,
good
Sir
Tristram
,
as
welcome
art
thou
as
any
knight
that
ever
came
before
into
this
court
.
A
long
time
have
I
wished
for
thee
amongst
my
fellowship
.
”
Then
all
the
knights
and
barons
rose
up
with
one
accord
and
came
around
,
and
cried
out
,
“
Welcome
.
”
Queen
Guinevere
came
also
,
and
many
ladies
with
her
,
and
all
with
one
voice
said
the
same
.
Then
the
king
took
Sir
Tristram
by
the
hand
and
led
him
to
the
Round
Table
and
said
,
“
Welcome
again
for
one
of
the
best
and
gentlest
knights
in
all
the
world
;
a
chief
in
war
,
a
chief
in
peace
,
a
chief
in
field
and
forest
,
a
chief
in
the
ladies
’
chamber
—
right
heartily
welcome
to
this
court
,
and
mayest
thou
long
abide
in
it
.
”
When
he
had
so
said
he
looked
at
every
empty
seat
until
he
came
to
what
had
been
Sir
Marhaus
’
,
and
there
he
found
written
in
gold
letters
,
“
This
is
the
seat
of
the
noble
knight
,
Sir
Tristram
.
”
Whereat
they
made
him
,
with
great
cheer
and
gladness
,
a
Fellow
of
the
Round
Table
.
Now
the
story
of
Sir
Tristram
was
as
follows
:
—
There
was
a
king
of
Lyonesse
,
named
Meliodas
,
married
to
the
sister
of
King
Mark
of
Cornwall
,
a
right
fair
lady
and
a
good
.
And
so
it
happened
that
King
Meliodas
hunting
in
the
woods
was
taken
by
enchantment
and
made
prisoner
in
a
castle
.
When
his
wife
Elizabeth
heard
it
she
was
nigh
mad
with
grief
,
and
ran
into
the
forest
to
seek
out
her
lord
.
But
after
many
days
of
wandering
and
sorrow
she
found
no
trace
of
him
,
and
laid
her
down
in
a
deep
valley
and
prayed
to
meet
her
death
.
And
so
indeed
she
did
,
but
ere
she
died
she
gave
birth
in
the
midst
of
all
her
sorrow
to
a
child
,
a
boy
,
and
called
him
with
her
latest
breath
Tristram
;
for
she
said
,
“
His
name
shall
show
how
sadly
he
hath
come
into
this
world
.
”
Therewith
she
gave
up
her
ghost
,
and
the
gentlewoman
who
was
with
her
took
the
child
and
wrapped
it
from
the
cold
as
well
as
she
was
able
,
and
lay
down
with
it
in
her
arms
beneath
the
shadow
of
a
tree
hard
by
,
expecting
death
to
come
to
her
in
turn
.
But
shortly
after
came
a
company
of
lords
and
barons
seeking
for
the
queen
,
and
found
the
lady
and
the
child
and
took
them
home
.
And
on
the
next
day
came
King
Meliodas
,
whom
Merlin
had
delivered
,
and
when
he
heard
of
the
queen
’
s
death
his
sorrow
was
greater
than
tongue
can
tell
.
And
anon
he
buried
her
solemnly
and
nobly
,
and
called
the
child
Tristram
as
she
had
desired
.
Then
for
seven
years
King
Meliodas
mourned
and
took
no
comfort
,
and
all
that
time
young
Tristram
was
well
nourished
;
but
in
a
while
he
wedded
with
the
daughter
of
Howell
,
King
of
Brittany
,
who
,
that
her
own
children
might
enjoy
the
kingdom
,
cast
about
in
her
mind
how
she
might
destroy
Tristram
.
So
on
a
certain
day
she
put
poison
in
a
silver
cup
,
where
Tristram
and
her
children
were
together
playing
,
that
when
he
was
athirst
he
might
drink
of
it
and
die
.
But
so
it
happened
that
her
own
son
saw
the
cup
,
and
,
thinking
it
must
hold
good
drink
,
he
climbed
and
took
it
,
and
drank
deeply
of
it
,
and
suddenly
thereafter
burst
and
fell
down
dead
.
When
the
queen
heard
that
,
her
grief
was
very
great
,
but
her
anger
and
envy
were
fiercer
than
before
,
and
soon
again
she
put
more
poison
in
the
cup
.
And
by
chance
one
day
her
husband
finding
it
when
thirsty
,
took
it
up
and
was
about
to
drink
therefrom
,
when
,
seeing
him
,
she
sprang
up
with
a
mighty
cry
and
dashed
it
from
his
hands
.
