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Stories Within This Book: THE STORY OF KING ARTHUR Of Arthur's Birth and How He Became King The Round Table Merlin the Magician The Sword Excalibur Sir Launcelot and the Adventure of the Castle Perilous Sir Launcelot and the Falcon The Adventures of Sir Gareth The Coming of Sir Galahad How Sir Galahad Won the Red Cross Shield The Adventures of Sir Percivale The Adventures of Sir Bors The Adventures of Sir Launcelot How Sir Launcelot Saw the Holy Grail The End of the Quest The Fair Maid of Astolat THE MABINOGION Kynon's Adventure at the Fountain Owain's Adventure at the Fountain Gawain's Adventure in Search of Owain The Adventure of the Lion How Pwyll Outwitted Gawl How Manawyddan Caught a Thief The Story of Lludd and Llevelys TALES FROM EARLY ENGLISH CHRONICLES The Adventures of King Horn Horn is Dubbed Knight Horn the Knight Errant Horn in Exile Horn's Return The King of Suddenne Havelok Hid from the Traitor Havelok Married Against His Will Havelok Wins Back His Kingdom The Fair Unknown The Fight With the Two Giants In the Castle of the Sorcerers TALES TOLD BY CHAUCER'S CANTERBURY PILGRIMS The Old Woman and the Knight Death and the Three Revellers Patient Griselda TALES FROM FRENCH AND ITALIAN CHRONICLES Ogier the Dane A Roland for an Oliver The Treason of Ganelon The Great Battle of Roncesvalles Charlemagne Revenges Roland How Thierry Vanquished Ganelon Rinaldo and Bayard How the Child of the Sea Was Made Knight THE SPANISH CHRONICLE OF THE CID Why Don Sancho Attacked His Neighbors Don Garcia Defies Don Sancho Don Garcia Takes Don Sancho Prisoner The Siege of Zamora How Don Diego Fought the Three Brothers TALES OF ROBIN HOOD Robin Hood and the Knight Little John and the Sheriff of Nottingham How Robin Hood Was Paid His Loan The Golden Arrow How the Sheriff Took Sir Richard Prisoner How the King Came to Sherwood Forest How Robin Hood Went Back to the Greenwood Robin Hood and the Butcher The Jolly Tanner How Robin Hood Drew His Bow for the Last Time DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA An Introduction to that Spanish Gentleman He Sets Forth on His Adventures The Knighting of Don Quixote The Dreadful Adventure of the Windmills Don Quixote and the Goatherds How Don Quixote Arrived at an Inn Which He Imagined to be a Castle How Sancho Paid the Reckoning at the Inn The Adventure of the Two Armies Don Quixote Does Penance as Did the Knights of Old Sancho's Journey to the Lady Dulcinea The Story of Cardenio The Story of Dorothea The End of the Penance The Journey to the Inn Sancho Panza's Story of His Visit to the Lady Dulcinea Don Quixote Wages a Battle Against a Giant Adventures at the Inn The Princess Micomicona The Last of the Notable Adventures of our Good Knight

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