the sage
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- Sir Bors Sir Lyonel
- is it wise to allow King Arthur to lay your lands waste when sooner or later he will oblige you to offer him battle.?”
- “My lord, I would recommend that we remain within the walls of our city until the invaders are weakened by cold and hunger, and then let us sally forth and destroy them.”
- “My liege, if we retreat now we will become a laughingstock, in this land and in our own. Surely our honor demands that we pursue this war to its proper conclusion.”
- The young noblewoman was brought before the king, and when he had heard Sir Launcelot’s entreaties for peace he wept, and would readily have accepted them had not Sir Gawain spoken up:
- Have done, Sir Launcelot, and let us to battle!” shouted Sir Gawain.
- My lord King Arthur, it is with a heavy heart that I set forth to do battle with one of your own blood; but now it is incumbent upon my honor to do so.
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