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It is another story about the boy who would become King Arthur.King Arthur = mythical king of the Britons recognized as such when he was able to pull the sword Excalibur from the stone that had locked its blade; created the Knights of the Round Table
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While the stories of King Arthur are myth and legend, they may have originated with stories of the life of a 6th century leader.
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None of them had truly thought for an instant that they were actually traveling to King Arthur's Avalon of legend, but there, in that moment, they could almost believe. (source)King Arthur = mythical king of the Britons (English) who created the Knights of the Round Table to protect his people
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Ruby, you must be King Arthur and Jane will be Guinevere and Diana must be Lancelot. (source)
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Yes, I was in King Arthur's court, and I might as well make the most out of it I could. (source)
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Avilion was where King Arthur went to die.† (source)
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I was playing King Arthur, I realized.† (source)King Arthur = mythical king of the Britons (English) who created the Knights of the Round Table to protect his people
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Thus, in all likelihood, the attendees would draw lots to decide their placement, or simply reconfigure the tables into a circle—just as King Arthur had, to ensure the equity of his knights.† (source)
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The Fair Guinevere, from the legend of King Arthur.† (source)
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All that remained were occasional whisperings that it was hidden in Great Britain, the land of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.† (source)
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Josh discovered that he wasn't even surprised to hear that King Arthur had been real, and he found himself wondering which other legendary figures had really existed.† (source)
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Dad said he was a greater hero than Hercules or Achilles that the Greeks were always bragging about and he could take on King Arthur and all his knights in a fair fight which, of course, you could never get with an Englishman anyway.† (source)
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You can't write A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1889) without being familiar with Arthurian romances.† (source)
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She could tell you the names of all King Arthur's knights, and she knew everything about Beowulf and Grendel, the ancient gods and the not-quite-so-ancient heroes.† (source)
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That America now seems as dead and distant as the England of King Arthur.† (source)
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When Jackie thinks of Camelot, she focuses on the final act of the play, where King Arthur regains his wonder and hope.† (source)
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