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KING ARTHUR
The last volume opens where the third left off — Sir Pellias, sorrowful and scorned, riding toward the lady Ettard and the strange mercy that waits for him on the road.
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From Inside the Book — Sir Gawaine
KING ARTHUR
Then comes Sir Gawaine, the King’s own nephew — courteous, bold, and not yet wise — riding out to the adventures that will teach him what courtesy costs. Pyle saves some of his finest telling for this last knight.
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What’s Inside
- The end of the whole Story — Sir Pellias’s tale completed and the whole Story of Sir Gawaine, with Howard Pyle’s farewell to the Three Worthies at the close.
- 2 hours 30 minutes of narration — King Arthur himself in golden light in the corner of the stage, to the last page.
- The complete four-volume set stands on this shelf — 9 hours 53 minutes of Arthur, told whole.
- Howard Pyle’s own plates — Pellias, Gawaine, the beautiful lady — set with their chapters.
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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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