Story of King Arthur in Twelve Tales - Winona Caroline Martin
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Heroes by Gertrude C Hopkins. In the story of King Arthur This is a Librivox recording. All Librivox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit Librivox dot org dot Recording by Russell Newton The story of King Arthur in Twelve Tales by Winona Caroline Martin. Heroes by Gertrude C. Hopkins Small boy is here beside me, quiet just for a space. No laughter imps deride me, a dream look steals to his face. And I know that a pageant of marvel holds that wide eyes stare, wonderful white-winged carvals skimming both water and air, weaving of spells by witch fires, waving of wands and chants, the brave prince lost in the pitch mires, the mountain of the light glass which slants terribly upward ever, the maiden wringing her hands, the enchanted sword which will sever the cruel prisoning bands.
Heroes throng to the vision, Roland and Oliver, Arthur of sacred mission with the brand Excalibur. The Cid is here, bestriding Babiaca, poorly named, and there in humble hiding, good Alfred hugely shamed. By raiding of the good wife, he burned the cate's forsooth, and hero of the wood life, soft steps in Indian youth. The forge of Vulcan's flaring leap Brunhilda's magic flames, while Jack of Dauntless daring, the towering giant shames. The golden fleece is taken down from the dangerous tree. The walls of Troy are shaken. But his gaze comes back to me. Dear boy, I shall make a prayer to be said by me for you. But the boon that I ask will share, for my heart will rejoice anew. If the vision hall never leave you of actions brave and strong,
Of lilies that we love and cleave to, of strivings to right the wrong, if, heroes of boyhood discarding, with heroes indeed you replace, knowing and loving and guarding, the heritage of the race. Gertrude C Hopkins. Tale one of the Story of King Arthur This is a Librevox recording. All Libravs recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit Librevox dot org The story of King Arthur in twelve Tales by Winona Carolyn Martin. And I saw Mage Merlin, whose vast wit and hundred winters are but as the hands of loyal vassals toiling for their liege Tennyson's coming of Arthur. After the last story is told, the passing of Arthur, and the children standing with Sir Belvedere upon the highest crag of the jutting rock, see the warrior king pass with the three tall queens in the dusky barge beyond the limits of the world.
They too wonder gazing on the splendour of his passing. Though defeated in the last weird battle in the West, yet he was victorious in his ideals, for he became the spiritual king of his race. From the great deep to the great deep he goes. The children hear but do not quite understand. It is the better for that because something of the mystery of life and death is awakened in the child. In that it serves its highest purpose. It helps the child to realize that there are things in life that I have not seen nor ear heard, and let it not be forgotten that while we use these great stories for formal work, the formal is always the result of the creative.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What Finnish advertisement is being read at the beginning of this segment?
0:00–8:35
2
How does the story shift from the ad to the first King Arthur tale about Merlin and Vortigern?
8:35–27:22
3
What events lead from Merlin’s prophecy to the birth and early life of King Arthur?
27:22–1:45:02
4
Why does Sir Gareth ignore Lynette’s warning and continue toward Castle Perilous?
1:45:02–1:47:56
5
How does the battle with the black knight unfold and lead to the feast for Gareth and the lady lioners?
1:47:56–1:59:48
6
What marks the transition from the end of Tale 5 to the beginning of Tale 6 with Tristram’s story?
1:59:48–3:28:29
7
How does Balin finally defeat Garland and cause the collapse of Carbonac Castle?
3:28:29–3:59:01
8
What visions of the Holy Grail do Lancelot, Bors and Percival each experience on their quests?
3:59:01–5:10:28
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