And he said, 'Give your thanks to God and take ye the giant's spoil and divide it among you.' And King Arthur caused a church to be builded on that hill, in honor of St. This was done, and anon it was known through all known country, wherefor the people came and thanked the king. Then the king commanded Sir Kay to smite off the giant's head, and to set it on the truncheon of a spear, and fix it on the barbican, that all the people might see and behold it. And when they saw the king fast in the giant's arms they came and loosed him. And so weltering and wallowing they rolled down the hill, and ever as they weltered Arthur smote him with his dagger and it fortuned they came to the place where the two knights were.

And Arthur weltered and wrenched, so that he was one while under, and another time above. Then the three maidens kneeled down and prayed for help and comfort for Arthur. Then the giant threw away his club, and caught the king in his arms, so that he crushed his ribs. Why hast thou murdered this Duchess? Therefore come forth, thou caitiff, for this day thou shalt die by my hand.' Then the giant started up, and took a great club, and smote at the king, and smote off his coronal and then the king struck him in the belly with his sword, and made a fearful wound. Then he hailed the giant, saying, 'He that all the world ruleth give thee short life and shameful death. When King Arthur beheld that he had great compassion on them, so that his heart bled for sorrow. Giant sat at supper, gnawing on the limb of a man, and baking his broad limbs at the fire, and three fair damsels lying bound, whose lot it was to be devoured in their turn.

'So he went forth by the crest of the hill, and saw where the Michael Vectoring 3-4 mentioned though I am sure there are differing accounts. Here is one version (as told by Bulfinch) of the encounter between Arthur and the Giant of Mount St.

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