...Arthur?" Well, most people have read Tennyson, and a few are acquainted with the " Morte d' Arthur" of Sir Thomas Malory. But, perhaps I had better briefly...Pendragon, King of Britain, falling in love with Ygrayne, daughter of the duke of Cornwall, besieged them in their twin castles of Tintagel and Terrabil, slew...

...the " Morte d'Arthur " of Sir Thomas Malory. But, perhaps I had better briefly give the story, oras much of it as is necessary for the edification of...Pendragon, King of Britain, falling in love with Ygrayne, daughter of the duke of Cornwall, besieged them in their twin castles of Tintagel and Terrabil, slew...

...the King is also told in condensed form by Mrs. Craik in hcr Unsentimental Journey through Cornwall. Pendragon, king of Britain, falling in love with Ygrayne, wife of the Duke of Cornwall, besieged them in Tintagel, slew the husband and the same day married the wife. A son was born, and by advice of the...

...Cornwall', by Mrs. Спи*, may not be unwelcome. lUther Pendragon, King of Britain, falling i '• love with Ygrayne, wife of the duke of Cornwall, besieged...castles of Tintagel and Terrabil, slew the husband, and tbe same day married the wife. Unto whom a boy was born, and by aiivice of the enchanter Merlin, carried...

...have been born. Tennyson sings the Arthurian legend in the Idylls of the King. The tradition is that Pendragon, king of Britain, falling in love with Ygrayne, wife of the Duke of Cornwall, besieged them in Tintagel, slew the husband and the same day married the widow. A son was born and by advice of the...

...Unsentimental Journey through Cornwall', by Mrs. Craik, may not Ъе unwelcome. 'Uther Fendragon , King of Britain, falling in love with Ygrayne , wife...besieged them in their twin castles of Tintagel and Terrain!, slew the busband, and the same day married the wife. Unto whom a boy was born, and by advice...