bodies whereunto these heads belonged; I tell you that you must make other I tell you that they are in the Poverty-stricken Island. But we the holy chapel that was King Fisherman's?" are the heads sealed in silver, and the heads sealed in lead, and the them, are among the folk that you saw in the Poverty-stricken Island, you will succeed, hath sent thither a great part of his folk. There that have been kings of the Plenteous Island and have not well approved take heed that you be ready when place shall be, and time shall come, know not whether they shall ever issue forth thence." garnished; for, and you garnish it not well, you will be put into the Poverty-stricken Island, the crying whereof you have but now since beheaded, and other hallows in great plenty." lacking in all things good. And so I tell you that King Hermit, whom heard, and the crown thereof will again be reft from you. For they VII. come thither the head both of the King and of the Queen. But of the tidings of the most Holy Graal, that you reconquered, is it still in heed, sith that you will be king therein, that the island be well "Yea, Sir," saith Perceval, "And the sword wherewith S. John was "You may not know," saith the Master, "until your return. But tell me your good valour came you in hither, for such was Our Lord's will, and King Fisherman, collected therein the blood or Jesus Christ. Know that "Sir," saith Perceval, "Tell me of the knight that is all armed in the ivory vessel, who he is, and what is the name of this castle?" born. For your good knighthood and for your good cleanness and for "I saw the Graal," saith the Master, "or ever Joseph, that was uncle to well am I acquainted with all your lineage, and of what folk you were