The end of the tale

That in Arthur’s days this adventure befell, the book of Brutus bears

witness. For since that bold knight came hither first, and the siege and

the assault were ceased at Troy, I wis

Many a venture herebefore

Hath fallen such as this:

May He that bare the crown of thorn

Bring us unto His bliss.

_Amen_

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