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Good evening and welcome to the sleepy bookshelf, where we put down our worries from the day

and pick up a good book.

I'm your host, Elizabeth.

It is so wonderful to be here with you tonight.

This evening we are returning to King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.

But first, take a moment to stretch your body.

Then let yourself become completely still.

Breathe in deeply and out slowly feel your muscles and out slowly feel your muscles soften let relaxation take over.

Last time, Sir Galahad rode forth and was attacked by seven knights, whom he defeated and slew.

He freed a maiden, imprisoned in a dungeon, and restored her lands. Continuing his journey, he encountered and unknowingly defeated both Sir Lancelot and Sir Percival in combat before riding away.

Sir Lancelot later witnessed a vision of the Holy Grail, healing a sick night, but was deemed

unworthy to approach it because of his sins.

Filled with sorrow, he repented and confessed to Ahemeth.

He explained he had been serving only Queen Gwynavir and not God, but he resolved to live more righteously.

Sir Percival learned of Sir Galahad's greatness and set out to find him.

He faced dangers and temptations, but was guided by faith and symbolic visions.

He eventually boarded a mysterious ship after being reassured of his power.

Sabors also began the quest, living a life of penance and resisting temptation.

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