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To most of us the names of Lancelot, Guenever, and King Arthur have
been familiar from childhood. Sung in verse by Lord Tennyson and
William Morris, this immortal story is here told for the first time
in modern prose.
Their loves, their hopes, their fears—the jealousies, intrigues,
and adventures of those associated with them—and the thrilling
culmination of their strangely welded lives, make a story of
engrossing interest.