Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 663
ercivalsaid: Messire, itgrieves me sorely thatI should have been sohasty, but I was be-thinking me of my lady, and this knight dis-turbed my thoughts; wherefore I srnote himin haste. To this Sir Gawaine made reply: Sir, Iperceive that thou hadst great excuse for thy blow. Netheless I am displeased… … Drawn by Howard Pyie. and I am a knight late of King Arthursmaking. Now when Sir Gawaine and Sir Geraintheard what Sir Percival said, they cried out ingreat amazement; and Sir Gawaine said : Ha, igo3.] THE STORY OF KING ARTHUR AND HIS KNIGHTS. I IO5 Sir Percival! this is indeed well met, for myname…
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