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KING ARTHUR
The third volume turns to the Three Worthies — and first to the wisest and strangest of them: Merlin, who made the Round Table, foresaw the kingdom, and could foresee everything except what love would do to him.
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From Inside the Book — The Fall of Merlin
KING ARTHUR
The enchantress Vivien has learned from Merlin’s own lips the spell he should never have taught. In the forest of Broceliande the teacher sits down inside the charmed circle of his pupil — and the book’s saddest wonder unfolds.
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What’s Inside
- The Story of Merlin complete, and Sir Pellias begun — the whole of Part I of the Book of Three Worthies, and the first three chapters of the Gentle Knight’s tale.
- 2 hours 28 minutes of narration — King Arthur himself in golden light in the corner of the stage, telling the tales of his knights.
- Howard Pyle’s own plates — Merlin, Vivien, Pellias — set with their chapters.
- Volumes One, Two and Four stand on the same shelf — Pellias’s tale finishes, and Gawaine rides, in Volume Four.
- The barcode rides every stage frame — scan any moment to come back to this bookstore.
The Story of King Arthur and His Knights is Howard Pyle’s book of 1903, in the public domain — Pyle’s words and pictures untouched. The narration is a performed reading made for this edition. Editor: Franklin Langston.
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