[Le Morte D’Arthur Volume I (of II) by Thomas Malory]@TWC D-Link bookLe Morte D’Arthur Volume I (of II) CHAPTER XXI 2/3
More, she said, Merlin knoweth well, and ye Sir Ulfius, how King Uther came to me in the Castle of Tintagil in the likeness of my lord, that was dead three hours to-fore, and thereby gat a child that night upon me.
And after the thirteenth day King Uther wedded me, and by his commandment when the child was born it was delivered unto Merlin and nourished by him, and so I saw the child never after, nor wot not what is his name, for I knew him never yet.
And there, Ulfius said to the queen, Merlin is more to blame than ye.
Well I wot, said the queen, I bare a child by my lord King Uther, but I wot not where he is become. Then Merlin took the king by the hand, saying, This is your mother. And therewith Sir Ector bare witness how he nourished him by Uther's commandment.
And therewith King Arthur took his mother, Queen Igraine, in his arms and kissed her, and either wept upon other.
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