Chapter 4 - The Knights of the Round Table

I am Gawane, and he who fought your brother is none other than Lancelot. Then truly have we met no mean foes, replied the other. Conquered and conquerors now turn to make the wounded as comfortable as they well could be. After which our two knights debated going on their journey or tearing where they were until the more. Let us wind our way until we find fit place for food and rest,. so spoke Lancelot, and the other agreed. Not many miles did they go, however, before they found suitable place. So they slept while half his journey covered, Alan sped forward, making fast time because he was by light of way, and his horse exceedingly sw