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961
Moreover
I
have
promised
to
deliver
Cornwall
from
this
ancient
burden
,
or
to
die
.
Also
,
thou
shouldst
have
known
,
Sir
Marhaus
,
that
thy
valour
and
thy
might
are
but
the
better
reasons
why
I
should
assail
thee
;
for
whether
I
win
or
lose
I
shall
gain
honour
to
have
met
so
great
a
knight
as
thou
art
.
962
Then
they
began
the
battle
,
and
tilted
at
their
hardest
against
each
other
,
so
that
both
knights
and
horses
fell
to
the
earth
.
But
Sir
Marhaus
spear
smote
Sir
Tristram
a
great
wound
in
the
side
.
Then
,
springing
up
from
their
horses
,
they
lashed
together
with
their
swords
like
two
wild
boars
.
And
when
they
had
stricken
together
a
great
while
they
left
off
strokes
and
lunged
at
one
another
s
breasts
and
visors
;
but
seeing
this
availed
not
they
hurtled
together
again
to
bear
each
other
down
.
963
Thus
fought
they
more
than
half
the
day
,
till
both
were
sorely
spent
and
blood
ran
from
them
to
the
ground
on
every
side
.
But
by
this
time
Sir
Tristram
remained
fresher
than
Sir
Marhaus
and
better
winded
,
and
with
a
mighty
stroke
he
smote
him
such
a
buffet
as
cut
through
his
helm
into
his
brain
-
pan
,
and
there
his
sword
stuck
in
so
fast
that
thrice
Sir
Tristram
pulled
ere
he
could
get
it
from
his
head
.
Then
fell
Sir
Marhaus
down
upon
his
knees
,
and
the
edge
of
Sir
Tristram
s
sword
broke
off
into
his
brain
-
pan
.
And
suddenly
when
he
seemed
dead
,
Sir
Marhaus
rose
and
threw
his
sword
and
shield
away
from
him
and
ran
and
fled
into
his
ship
.
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964
And
Tristram
cried
out
after
him
,
Aha
!
Sir
knight
of
the
Round
Table
,
dost
thou
withdraw
thee
from
so
young
a
knight
?
it
is
a
shame
to
thee
and
all
thy
kin
;
I
would
rather
have
been
hewn
into
a
hundred
pieces
than
have
fled
from
thee
.
965
But
Sir
Marhaus
answered
nothing
,
and
sorely
groaning
fled
away
.
966
Farewell
,
Sir
knight
,
farewell
,
laughed
Tristram
,
whose
own
voice
now
was
hoarse
and
faint
with
loss
of
blood
;
I
have
thy
sword
and
shield
in
my
safe
keeping
,
and
will
wear
them
in
all
places
where
I
ride
on
my
adventures
,
and
before
King
Arthur
and
the
Table
Round
.
967
Then
was
Sir
Marhaus
taken
back
to
Ireland
by
his
company
;
and
as
soon
as
he
arrived
his
wounds
were
searched
,
and
when
they
searched
his
head
they
found
therein
a
piece
of
Tristram
s
sword
;
but
all
the
skill
of
surgeons
was
in
vain
to
move
it
out
.
So
anon
Sir
Marhaus
died
.
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968
But
the
queen
,
his
sister
,
took
the
piece
of
sword
-
blade
and
put
it
safely
by
,
for
she
thought
that
some
day
it
might
help
her
to
revenge
her
brother
s
death
.
969
Meanwhile
,
Sir
Tristram
,
being
sorely
wounded
,
sat
down
softly
on
a
little
mound
and
bled
passing
fast
;
and
in
that
evil
case
was
found
anon
by
Governale
and
King
Mark
s
knights
.
Then
they
gently
took
him
up
and
brought
him
in
a
barge
back
to
the
land
,
and
lifted
him
into
a
bed
within
the
castle
,
and
had
his
wounds
dressed
carefully
.
970
But
for
a
great
while
he
lay
sorely
sick
,
and
was
likely
to
have
died
of
the
first
stroke
Sir
Marhaus
had
given
him
with
the
spear
,
for
the
point
of
it
was
poisoned
.