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Le Morte d'Arthur

Sir Thomas Malory · 1485

Canon spine row 49. Sir Thomas Malory — Le Morte d'Arthur. Era: 1485. Lang: Middle English.

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Sex & Religion

What this book knows

Honor, loyalty, and desire collide in a chivalric world where identity is proven through combat and undone by betrayal.

Sex: Present
Work: Absent
Learning: Absent
Religion: Present

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shame

I will no more have ado with thee, for I have done to thee over much unto my dishonour and to thy worship.
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Sir Tristram de Liones… overthrew me, and took my lady away from me, and that shall I never forget.
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ambition-and-status

I would fain be of good fame and of knighthood… my father was a noble man… my name is Gareth of Orkney.
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Sir Launcelot rode here and there, so wood as lion that fauted his fill, because he had lost Sir Tristram.
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belonging

Beaumains went to the hall door, and set him down among boys and lads… he would do none other but as Sir Kay commanded him, for no proffer.
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Sir Tristram is a man that I am loath to offend, for he hath done for me more than ever I did for him.
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