... Now this is how Arthur hunted the stag.  The men and the dogs were divided into hunting-parties, and the dogs were let loose upon the stag.  And the last dog that was let loose was the favorite dog of Arthur, Cavall was his name.  And he left all the other dogs behind him, and turned the stag.  And at the second turn the stag came toward the hunting-party of Arthur.  And Arthur set upon him, and before he could be slain by any other Arthur cut off his head.  Then they sounded the death-horn for slaying, and they all gathered round.
    Then came Kadyriath to Arthur, and spoke to him.  "Lord," said he, "behold, yonder is Guenever, and none with her save only one maiden."  "Command Gildas, the son of Caw, and all the scholars of the court," said Arthru, "to attend Guenever to the palace."  And they did so... (Age of Chivalry, Bulfinch, 1884)