Description:  About the Round Table of King Arthur, the noblest knights in all Christendom were gathered. Having told of some of their gallant deeds in The Story of King Arthur and His Knights, Pyle proceeds, within the present work, to relate adventures that befell Sir Tristram, Sir Percival, and that wonderfully brave-hearted warrior, Sir Lancelot of the Lake. The ringing words and lavish illustrations of this book may prove a means by which Arthur's champions pitch a permanent encampment in the reader's imagination.

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1. LAUNCELOT: PROLOGUE
2. Launcelot: Chapter First
3. Launcelot: Chapter Second
4. Launcelot: Chapter Third
5. Launcelot: Chapter Fourth
6. Launcelot: Chapter Fifth
7. Launcelot: Chapter Sixth
8. Launcelot: Chapter Seventh
9. Launcelot: Chapter Eighth
10. TRISTRAM: PROLOGUE
11. THE STORY OF SIR TRISTRAM AND BELLE ISOULT
12. Tristram and Belle Isoult: Chapter First
13. Tristram and Belle Isoult: Chapter Second
14. Tristram and Belle Isoult: Chapter Third
15. Tristram and Belle Isoult: Chapter Fourth
16. Tristram and Belle Isoult: Chapter Fifth
17. Tristram and Belle Isoult: Chapter Sixth

18. Tristram and Belle Isoult: Chapter Seventh

19. THE STORY OF SIR TRISTRAM AND SIR LAMORACK

20. Tristram and Lamorack: Chapter First
21. Tristram and Lamorack: Chapter Second
22. Tristram and Lamorack: Chapter Third
23. THE MADNESS OF SIR TRISTRAM
24. Tristram's Madness: Chapter First
25. Tristram's Madness: Chapter Second
26. Tristram's Madness: Chapter Third
27. Tristram's Madness: Chapter Fourth
28. PERCIVAL: PROLOGUE
29. Percival: Chapter First
30. Percival: Chapter Second
31. Percival: Chapter Third
32. Percival: Chapter Fourth
33. Percival: Chapter Fifth
34. CONCLUSION