The Story of the Champions of the Round Table
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- Under 100
- First published
- 1905
- Pages
- 343
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Foreward
3:08 -
Prologue
21:56 -
The Story of Sir Launcelot Chapter First
35:53 -
The Story of Sir Launcelot Chapter Second
17:03 -
The Story of Sir Launcelot Chapter Third
21:55 -
The Story of Sir Launcelot Chapter Fourth
24:01 -
The Story of Sir Launcelot Chapter Fifth
19:05 -
The Story of Sir Launcelot Chapter Sixth
17:27 -
The Story of Sir Launcelot Chapter Seventh
23:14 -
The Story of Sir Launcelot Chapter Eighth
24:56 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 1 First
15:47 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 1 Second
18:59 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 1Third
18:34 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 1 Fourth
34:49 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 1 Fifth
29:27 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 1 Sixth
20:06 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 1 Seventh
30:33 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 2 First
26:00 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 2 Second
28:36 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 2 Third
23:19 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 3 First
22:31 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 3 Second
27:49 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 3 Third
20:12 -
The Book of Sir Tristram Part 3 Fourth
13:31 -
The Book of Sir Percival First
59:46 -
The Book of Sir Percival Second
27:28 -
The Book of Sir Percival Third
35:36 -
The Book of Sir Percival Fourth
44:55 -
The Book of Sir Percival Fifth
42:39 -
Conclusion
1:34
The Story of the Champions of the Round Table (1905) is a public domain work.
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About this book
An enchanted lake, royal courts and forest encounters frame Howard Pyle's retelling of the adventures of Launcelot, Tristram and Percival. Published in 1905, this collection of Arthurian tales follows the knights through tournaments, friendships and acts of rescue. Its chapter headings lead from Launcelot's arrival in King Arthur's world to Tristram's ties with Belle Isoult and Percival's early experiences as a knight.
Pyle gives courage a companion in courtesy. In one encounter, Tristram and an unknown knight trade powerful blows until exhaustion and a slip bring Tristram to his knees. His opponent offers a hand, and their conversation turns the contest toward mutual respect. The formal speech and attention to knightly conduct make these stories useful reading for anyone interested in how children's literature presents the ideals of Arthur's court.
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Book facts
- Author
- Howard Pyle
- First published
- 1905
- Reading time
- About 9 hours
- Pages
- 343
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Childrens Classics
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- PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
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