
audiobook
by Charles Morris, Sir Thomas Malory
Édition d'Élite
IN FIFTEEN VOLUMES - Volume XIV - King Arthur 2
Transcriber's Notes:
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY - PHILADELPHIA AND LONDON
CONTENTS TO VOLUME II.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
KING ARTHUR - AND THE - KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE.
BOOK VIII. - TRISTRAM AND ISOLDE AT JOYOUS GARD
CHAPTER I. - THE TREACHERY OF KING MARK.
CHAPTER II. - HOW TRISTRAM BEFOOLED DINADAN.
Against the shining backdrop of Camelot, the tale follows Sir Tristram’s arrival in Cornwall, where his celebrated deeds ignite King Mark’s consuming jealousy. A mischievous ploy by the jocular knight Dinadan, involving a fool dressed as Lancelot, sends the treacherous king fleeing in terror and sets the stage for a daring confrontation. When Arthur orders a wager of battle to settle an accusation of treason, the ensuing clash reveals the fierce honor of Lancelot and the perilous politics of the round table.
The narrative weaves together romance and rivalry, as the beautiful Isolde watches the turmoil unfold, her affection for Tristram adding a tender undercurrent to the martial drama. Against a backdrop of misty castles and enchanted forests, the author paints vivid scenes of jousts, feasting halls, and the restless longing that drives each knight toward glory. Readers are invited to experience the chivalric code in action, feeling the tension of secret plots while savoring the timeless allure of honor, love, and destiny.
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (484K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Christine Aldridge and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2010-05-08
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1833–1922
Best known for turning history and current events into lively, accessible reading, this prolific American writer worked across journalism, fiction, and popular nonfiction. His books aimed to bring big subjects within reach of everyday readers.
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Best known for shaping the most famous English version of the King Arthur legends, this mysterious 15th-century writer helped define how generations would imagine Camelot, chivalry, and the fall of the Round Table. Even his identity is not fully certain, which only adds to the intrigue around his work.
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