Knights Arrant,
or, the Romance of Sir Alain du Côte and the Cup of Truth

Knights Arrant,
or, the Romance of Sir Alain du Côte and the Cup of Truth
(Boston Legal fic; WIP)

( How Queen Shirley of Cranepool sent the companions forth upon their Quest. )

( How King Dennys had an altercation with a Beggar, and Sir Brad met with a Damosel most fair. )

( How Sir Brad and Lady Dyones parted from the others, and how Sir Brad did strive with a fell beast, and how Lady Dyones gave unto him courage in battle. )

(Sorry. I tried. It won't flow. Maybe more in the morning.)

iv. How they encountered a Priest most Foul; and what passed at the pavilion of Sir Daniel the Merry.

v. How King Dennys and Sir Alain set out upon the Quest of the Cup of Truth.

vi. How they found the Chapel of the Just, and what happened when they entered into it.

vii. How King Dennys fought many battles, and Sir Alain defeated the Friar of the Cup in a battle of wits.

viii. How Sir Brad was smote upon the head by a knight most dishonorable, and how by enchantment King Dennys was held captive.

viiii. How King Dennys did make love unto a damosel, and Sir Alain came upon Lady Dyones in the field.

x. How King Dennys did defeat the stratagems of the false Lady, and how Sir Alain freed Sir Brad from the captivity of the Knight of the Hands.

xi. How Queen Shirley was sore displeased, and how Sir Alain and Sir Dennys took refreshment upon a balcony.

Okay, I just added the last of the books in my room to the librarything catalog. Not counting any few that are hidden in unexpected places, or the home-made ones up on the top of my closet shelf. The catalog total now holds 1698 books, minus 199 that are downstairs, minus 218 in Katy's room, that gives me approximately 1282 books in my little tiny room. Plus about three feet of comics and at least a dozen library books.

Wheee!!

ETA: Now, to figure out where on the shelves they all go.

Since Maryland Day the "Take me, I'm Yours" cart at the engineering library has been full every time I go in. 's not like I don't already *have* an attic full of out-of-date Math and Physics books, but no, I have to grab at least a couple every time I walk by.

Like I said, a disease.