[Le Morte D’Arthur Volume II (of II) by Thomas Malory]@TWC D-Link bookLe Morte D’Arthur Volume II (of II) CHAPTER XXXV 2/5
Then he jousted with his twenty fellows that were made knights with him, but for to make a short tale, he overthrew all those twenty, that none might withstand him a buffet. Then one of those knights departed unto King Mark, and told him all, how Alisander was made knight, and all the charge that his mother gave him, as ye have heard afore time.
Alas, false treason, said King Mark, I weened that young traitor had been dead.
Alas, whom may I trust? And therewithal King Mark took a sword in his hand; and sought Sir Sadok from chamber to chamber to slay him.
When Sir Sadok saw King Mark come with his sword in his hand he said thus: Beware, King Mark, and come not nigh me; for wit thou well that I saved Alisander his life, of which I never repent me, for thou falsely and cowardly slew his father Boudwin, traitorly for his good deeds; wherefore I pray Almighty Jesu send Alisander might and strength to be revenged upon thee.
And now beware King Mark of young Alisander, for he is made a knight.
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