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Le Morte D’Arthur
Volume II (of II)

CHAPTER XIX
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And therewith he embraced him with his both hands, and said: Palomides, the worthy knight, in all this land is no better than ye, nor more of prowess, and me repenteth sore that we should fight together.

So it doth not me, said Sir Palomides, and yet am I sorer wounded than ye be; but as for that I shall soon thereof be whole.

But certainly I would not for the fairest castle in this land, but if thou and I had met, for I shall love you the days of my life afore all other knights except my brother, Sir Safere.
I say the same, said Sir Lamorak, except my brother, Sir Tor.

Then came Sir Dinadan, and he made great joy of Sir Lamorak.

Then their squires dressed both their shields and their harness, and stopped their wounds.
And thereby at a priory they rested them all night..


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