[Le Morte D’Arthur Volume I (of II) by Thomas Malory]@TWC D-Link bookLe Morte D’Arthur Volume I (of II) CHAPTER XXI 3/3
And then the king let make a feast that lasted eight days. Then on a day there came in the court a squire on horseback, leading a knight before him wounded to the death, and told him how there was a knight in the forest had reared up a pavilion by a well, and hath slain my master, a good knight, his name was Miles; wherefore I beseech you that my master may be buried, and that some knight may revenge my master's death.
Then the noise was great of that knight's death in the court, and every man said his advice.
Then came Griflet that was but a squire, and he was but young, of the age of the king Arthur, so he besought the king for all his service that he had done him to give the order of knighthood..
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