Historic Tales: The Romance of Reality. Vol. 14 (of 15), King Arthur (2)

Transcriber's Notes:
1. Minor punctuation errors in original text have been corrected.
2. 16 spelling errors have been corrected a complete list with other notations is shown at the end of this text.
3. Page numbers appear as placed in the original text, however where a new chapter begins in the center of a page the page number has been moved to the chapter head.
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CONWAY CASTLE.



The story of Tristram's valorous deeds, and of the high honor in which he was held at Camelot, in good time came to Cornwall, where it filled King Mark's soul with revengeful fury, and stirred the heart of La Belle Isolde to the warmest love. The coward king, indeed, in his jealous hatred of his nephew, set out in disguise for England, with murderous designs against Tristram should an opportunity occur.
Many things happened to him there, and he was brought into deep disgrace, but the story of his adventures may be passed over in brief review, lest the reader should find it wearisome.