Sir Thomas Malory; John Rhys, Le Morte d'Arthur — Chapter XV (1906)
“ HOW BALIN FOUGHT WITH KING PELLAM, AND HOW HIS SWORD BRAKE, AND HOW HE GAT A SPEAR WHEREWITH HE SMOTE THE DOLOROUS STROKE Anon all the knights arose from the table for to set on Balin, and King Pellam himself arose up fiercely, and said, Knight, [1] hast thou slain my brother? thou shalt die therefor or thou depart. Well, said Balin, do it yourself. Yes, said King Pellam, there shall no man have ado with thee but myself, for the love of my brother. Then King Pellam caught in his hand a grim weapon and smote eagerly at Balin ”
