714. King Arthur: Lancelot and the Round Table (Part 2)

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And so Lancelot comes to the bed of Guinevere, King Arthur's queen. whom he adores, and before whom he kneels, holding her more dear than the relic of any saint. And the queen extends her arms to him and and embracing him, presses him tightly against her bosom.

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