This is the story of the old man. He said:

There, this is a fair place like any place in the world, and it is widely known that this girl will come to you soon, and then tell her fair, she will give you the sword. Anon Wissall handed the girl to Arthur, saluted him, and he became her again. Damn Arthur said, damn, what is that sword, and that arm is above the water? I will be mine because I don't have a sword. The girl said, Sir Arthur King said, this sword is mine, if I ask you, if you are willing to give me a gift, you will have it. Arthur said, with my faith, I will give you the gift you want to ask. Okay, the girl said, you go to the barge, row your sword, bring your sword and scabbard up, and I will ask for my gift when I meet. Sir Arthur and Sir Merlin got out of the car and tied their horses to two trees, so they boarded the boat.

Arms and hands are underwater. So they came to the land to ride horses. Then Sir Arthur saw a rich pavilion. What is the meaning of the pavilion above? Merlin said that the final battle was the knight's pavilion, Sir Pellinore, but he was not there, he was not there. He was with the tall Eglemy knight, and they fought together, but in the end Eglem fled, otherwise he would be dead, he even chased him to Carleon, we will be on the highway. Arthur said well, now I have a sword, and now I will fight him and avenge him. Sir, Merlin said, you won't be like this, because the knight is tired of fighting and chasing, so you won't worship him. Likewise, he will not easily compare with the life of a knight; therefore, please allow me to pass, because he will provide good service to you and his sons in a short time after his days. You will see this day in a short time, and you will happily marry him your sister. When I meet him, I will follow your suggestions. Then Sir Arthur looked at the sword and liked it passed smoothly. Merlin, say the sword or the scabbard, are you better? Arthur said, I prefer swords. Merlin said that you are even more unwise, because the scabbard is worth ten swords, because when you put the scabbard on your body, you will never bleed and never get hurt. Therefore, always keep the sheath with you. So they rode in and met with the Jazz. But Merlin's craftsmanship was so good that Pellinore couldn't see Arthur, and he passed without a word. Arthur said, I was surprised that the knight could not speak. Sir, Merlin said, he didn't see you. Because he saw you, you did not leave lightly. So they came to Carleon, and his knights passed happily. When they heard about his adventures, they marveled at the people he would endanger him so alone. But all those who admired said that it was so happy to be led by such a chief to make his people take risks like other poor knights. "

Sir Tanner Dan

In my opinion, this weird lie is the simplest and most beautifully told. But then I only heard it once, so it was different. There is no doubt that others like it when it is fresh.

The humorist Sir Di Nadan was the first to wake up, and he quickly awakened the rest with a poor quality prank. He tied some metal cups to the dog’s tail to relax him, and then tore the surrounding places in a frenzy. All the other dogs were yelling, beating and knocking down everything they touched, turning them into One. Chaos of chaos and deafening noise and turmoil; every man and woman laughed there to tears, some fell from their chairs and fell on the floor in ecstasy. Just like many children. Sir Dinadan was so proud of his achievements that he could not tell over and over again how the tired, immortal thoughts occurred. Just like his humorist,

His nature is so great that he decided to give a speech-a humorous speech of course. I think I have never heard so many old jokes in my life. He is worse than the circus, worse than the circus clown. It seems to be uniquely sad to sit here. Before I was born in 1300, I heard the errand again, Ping, which gave me joking complaints, when I was a child 1300 years later. It convinced me that there can be no such thing as a new joke. Everyone jokes about these antiques, but then they always do it. A few centuries later, I noticed this. But, of course, the hard-trainer didn't laugh, I mean the boy. No, he laughs; he doesn't laugh at anything. He said that most of Sir Dinadan's jokes are awful, and the rest are petrified. I say "petrification" is good; as I believe, the only correct way to classify the solemn age of some of these jokes is by geological period. But this ingenious idea left the boy in a blank place, because geology had not yet been invented. However, I noted this sentence and intend to educate the Federation through this measure. It is useless to throw away good things just because the market is not yet mature.

Now Sir Kay rose to his feet and started firing at his historical mill with me. It's time to make me serious, I did it. Sir Kay recounted how he met me in the distant world of barbarians, these barbarians are wearing the same ridiculous costume as me-an enchanted costume, the purpose is to protect the wearer from injury. However, he eliminated the power of the enchantment by praying, and killed my thirteen knights in a three-hour battle, and took me captive and sacrificed my life, so that a wonderful curiosity showed me come out. Admire the king and the court. He has always called me "this huge giant", "this terrible towering behemoth" and "this clumsy and cruel ogre" in the most blunt way. Everyone has accepted all of this in the most childish way. Talking nonsense, never smiling or seeming to notice any discrepancy between these statistics and me. He said, in order to escape him, I jumped into the top of a 200 cubits tall tree, single row high, but he drove me away with a cow-sized stone, and I spent most of my time "going all out" to the bones, and then Swear to let me appear in Arthur's court for judgment. Finally, he condemned my death at noon on the 21st. And he was hardly so worried that he stopped to yawn before naming the date. But he used a cow-sized stone to disperse me, "go all out" for most of my bones, and vowed to show me in Arthur's court. Finally, he condemned my death at noon on the 21st. And he was hardly so worried that he stopped to yawn before naming the date. But he used a cow-sized stone to disperse me, "go all out" for most of my bones, and vowed to show me in Arthur's court. Finally, he condemned my death at noon on the 21st. There was so little worry about it that he stopped to yawn before naming the date.

This time I was in a miserable state. Indeed, my mind is not determined enough to continue to cause disputes because of how I should be killed, because my clothes are charming and the possibility of killing is doubtful. However, this is just a set of ordinary sloppy shops for fifteen dollars. Nevertheless, I was wise to pay attention to this detail, so that: The first ladies and gentlemen on this land use many terms in the most practical way, which will make Comanche blush.

The chances are too mild to convey this idea. However, I have read such books as "Tom Jones" and "Rodrik Rand", and know that England's Supreme and First Lady and gentlemen are talking, and there is little or no cleanliness in morality and morality. The behavior implied by this conversation can be traced back to a hundred years ago; in fact, this has clearly entered our own 19th century-broadly speaking, in this century, it can be said to be in British history or in Europe The earliest samples of real ladies and gentlemen can be found in history. Suppose Sir Walter did not put the conversation into his character's mouth, allowing the character to speak for himself? We should talk to Rebecca, Ivanhoe and the gentle lady Rowena, this will make us linger. But for all people who are unknowingly sophisticated, they are all subtle. The people of King Arthur did not know that they had passed away, and I have enough thoughts to mention.

They were so troubled by my charming clothes that they breathed a sigh of relief, and finally, when the old Merlin used common sense tips to clear them out of difficulties. He asked them why they were so rigid-why they didn't expect to deprive me. In half a minute, I was as naked as pliers! My dear, my dear, think about it: I am the only embarrassing person there. Everyone is discussing me. Just like I have cooked cabbage, Queen Gneville is as innocent as everyone else. She said that she had never seen someone like me. This is the only compliment I get, if it is a compliment.

In the end, I was taken in one direction and the dangerous clothes were taken in the other direction. I was pushed into a dark and cramped cell in the dungeon. There was only a few remnants of dinner, some moldy straw on the bed, and the head of the mouse accompanying me.

An inspiration

I am so tired that my fear cannot keep me awake for a long time.

When I come next to myself, I seem to have been asleep for a long time. My first thought was: "Well, what an amazing dream I had! I think I'm just waking up in time to avoid being hanged, drowned or burned... or something. I will do it again. Take a nap until the whistle blow, and then I go to the weapon factory and solve with Hercules."

But just then, I heard the harsh music of rusty chains and bolts, my eyes were shining, and the butterfly, Clarence, stood in front of me! I was taken aback. My breath almost disappeared.

"What!" I said, "Are you here yet? Continue the rest of the dream! Spread!"

But he just laughed in a relaxed way, and then made fun of my regret.

"Well," I said frustratedly, "Let the dream go on; I'm not in a hurry."

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