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Flung; rushed.
FlatlingProstrate.
FlemedPut to flight.
FoinThrust.
Foot-hotHastily.
For-bledSpent with bleeding.
Force (no)No concern.
FordoDestroy; fordid.
ForecastPreconcerted plot.
ForfoughtenWeary with fighting.
ForjoustedTired with jousting.
ForthinkRepent.
FortunedHappened.
FreeNoble.
FrowardAway from.
GartCompelled.
GerfalconA fine hawk.
GermainClosely allied.
GisarmHalberd, battle-axe.
GlaiveSword.
GreeDegree, superiority.
GrimlyUgly.
GrovellingOn his face.
GuiseFashion.
HairA hair-shirt.
HalpHelped.
HalsedEmbraced.
HarnessArmour.
HauberkCoat of mail.
HautHigh, noble.
HeavySad.
HieHurry.
High (on)Aloud.
HightCalled.
HilledCovered, concealed.
HoldenHeld.
HolpHelped.
HoltsWoods.
HouseledTo be given the Eucharist.
HovedHovered, waited about.
HurledDashed, staggered; hurling.
HurtledDashed.
IndeDark blue.
In likeAlike.
JaperJester.
JapesJests.
Keepsb., Care.
v., Care, reck.
KindNature.
KindlyNatural.
Knights partersMarshals.
KnowAcknowledge.
KnowledgingAcknowledgment, confession.
LainConceal.
LappedTook in her lap.
LargeGenerous.
LattenBrass.
LaundWaste plain.
LayneConceal.
LearnTeach.
LeavedLeafy.
LeechPhysician.
LetCaused to; hinder.
LiefDear.
LieferMore gladly.
ListDesire, pleasure.
LoosPraise.
LovingPraising.
LustsInclinations.
MaimWound.
MakelessMatchless.
MarchBorder.
MaugreSb., despite.
MedledMingled.
MedleyMelee, general encounter.
MeinyRetinue.
MickleMuch.
MischievedHurt.
MischievousPainful.
MissayRevile.
MoMore.
MoteMust.
MountenanceAmount of, extent.
MuchGreat.
NakedUnarmed.
NamelyEspecially.
NeNor.
Near-handNearly; near.
NillWill not.
NisNe is, is not.
NistNe wist, knew not.
NoblesseNobleness.
NobleyNobility, splendour.
NoisedReported.
NoldWould not.
Not for thenNevertheless.
Hurtful.
ObeissanceObedience.
OrBefore.
OrgulitéPride, arrogance.
OrgulousProud.
OughtOwned.
OutherOr.
OverlongThe length of.
Overthwartadj., Cross.
sb., Mischance.
Overthwart and endlongBy the breadth and length.
PassingSurpassingly.
PaynimPagan.
PerdyPar Dieu.
PerishDestroy.
PeronTombstone.
PightPitched.
PillersPlunderers.
PleasauncePleasure.
PontBridge.
PortGate.
PressThrong.
Prime6:00 a.m.
PuissancePower.
PurveyProvide.
QuestingBarking.
QuickAlive.
QuitRepaid; acquitted, behaved.
Raced (rased)Tore.
Rack (of bulls)Herd.
RangeRank, station.
RansackedSearched.
RashedFell headlong.
RashingRushing.
RasingRushing.
RaundonImpetuosity.
RearRaise.
RecounterRencontre, encounter.
RecoverRescue.
RedeAdvise; sb., Counsel.
ReligionReligious order.
ReportRefer.
RoveCleft.
SacringConsecrating.
SadSerious.
SadlyHeartily, earnestly.
SamiteSilk stuff with gold or silver threads.
SangrealHoly Grail.
SawProverb.
ScatheHarm, hurt.
ScriptureWriting.
SearchProbe wounds.
SemblantSemblance.
SendalFine cloth.
ServageSlavery.
ShawThicket.
ShenshipDisgrace.
ShentUndone, blamed.
ShrewRascal.
ShrewdKnavish.
SiegeSeat.
SignifiedLikened.
SikerSure.
SithSince.
SithenAfterwards, since.
SladeValley.
SpereAsk, inquire.
StaleStation.
StarkThoroughly.
SteadPlace.
StertStarted, rose quickly.
StevenAppointment.
StillySilently.
StoniedAstonished; became confused.
StourBattle.
StrainRace, descent.
StraitNarrow.
StrakedBlew a horn.
SuedPursued.
SwevenDream.
TamedCrushed.
TatchesQualities.
TermPeriod of time.
ThoThen.
ThrangPushed.
TillTo.
To-brastBurst.
To-foreBefore.
To-mornTomorrow.
TookGave.
To-shiveredBroken to pieces.
TracedAdvanced and retreated.
TraversedMoved sideways.
TrenchantCutting, sharp.
TruageTribute.
TrussedPacked.
UmbreShade.
Underne9–12 a.m.
UngoodlyRudely.
UnhappyUnlucky.
UnhilledUncovered.
UnnetheScarcely.
UprightFlat on the back.
Up-so-downUpside down.
UtteranceUttermost.
VarletServant.
VeneryHunting.
VillainMan of low birth.
VisorThe perforated parts of helmets.
VoidedSlipped away from.
WaggingShaking.
WaitedWatched.
WallopGallop.
WanhopeDespair.
WareAware.
WarnForbid, refuse.
WelteredRolled about.
WeenThought.
WhereWhereas.
WieldPossess, have power over.
Wield himselfCome to himself.
WightBrave, strong.
WightlySwiftly.
Witev., Blame.
Without-forthOn the outside.
WittingKnowledge.
Wold or noldWould or would not.
Wonderadj., Wondrous.
adv., Wondrously.
WonderlyWonderfully.
WoodMad.
WoodnessMadness.
WorshipHonour.
WorshippedCause to be honoured.
WotKnow.
WrackDestruction.
YedeRan.
YodeWent.
YoldenYielded.
ColophonLe Morte d’Arthur
was published in 1485 by
Thomas Malory.
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The cover page is adapted from
And When They Came to the Sword That the Hand Held, King Arthur Took It Up,
a painting completed in 1919 by
N. C. Wyeth.
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