You're going to do. Welcome back everyone to one thousand one classic short stories and

tales as we continue with the story of King Arthur and his Knights by Howard Byle.

We're actually in the book of Three Wirties in part two the story of Sir

Pelius chapters three and 4 today.

And now chapter 3, how Sir Pahlius did battle with Sirangamore, otherwise the night of the green

sleeves and of what befell the Lady Etard.

And now our story.

Now Sir Pelia sent his party in the Damsel Parsinette and her party travelled onward

until after a while in the afternoon they came

onto the utmost boundaries of the forest where the woodlands ceased altogether and

many fields and meadows with farms and crops and plantations of trees all bloom with tender leaves with

farms and crops and plantations of trees all bloom with tender leaves and fragrant blossoms

lay spread out beneath the sky.

And Sir Pally has said,

This is indeed a very beautiful land into which we have come.

Where at the damsel parsonet was right well pleased, for she said,

Sir, I am very glad that that which thou seest be likes thee,

for all this region belongeth unto the Lady

Etard, and it is my home. Moreover, from the top of yonder hill, one mayst behold the castle

of Grant Meznell which lithe in the valley beneath.

Then Sir Pelia said, let us make haste, for I am wonderfully desirous of beholding that place.

So they set spurs to their horses and rode up that hill at a hand gallop, and one they had reached the top thereof.

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