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Le Morte D’Arthur
Volume II (of II)

CHAPTER XXXII
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And to make short tale, those three ships set on fire all the ships, that none were saved.

And at point of the day the good Prince Boudwin with all his fellowship set on the miscreants with shouts and cries, and slew to the number of forty thousand, and left none alive.
When King Mark wist this he was wonderly wroth that his brother should win such worship.

And because this prince was better beloved than he in all that country, and that also Boudwin loved well Sir Tristram, therefore he thought to slay him.

And thus, hastily, as a man out of his wit, he sent for Prince Boudwin and Anglides his wife, and bade them bring their young son with them, that he might see him.

All this he did to the intent to slay the child as well as his father, for he was the falsest traitor that ever was born.


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