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    Giant: Ur Wins

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    1) Merlin took the newborn prince Arthur from his father King Uther Pendragon and gave him to Sir Ector to raise as his own son. 2) A few years later, King Uther fell sick and on his deathbed declared that Arthur should rightfully claim his crown as the new king of England. 3) However, Arthur was still an infant and Merlin knew it was too dangerous to proclaim him king immediately, as there were powerful nobles who may try to seize the throne or harm Arthur.

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    1) Merlin took the newborn prince Arthur from his father King Uther Pendragon and gave him to Sir Ector to raise as his own son. 2) A few years later, King Uther fell sick and on his deathbed declared that Arthur should rightfully claim his crown as the new king of England. 3) However, Arthur was still an infant and Merlin knew it was too dangerous to proclaim him king immediately, as there were powerful nobles who may try to seize the throne or harm Arthur.

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    1) Merlin took the newborn prince Arthur from his father King Uther Pendragon and gave him to Sir Ector to raise as his own son. 2) A few years later, King Uther fell sick and on his deathbed declared that Arthur should rightfully claim his crown as the new king of England. 3) However, Arthur was still an infant and Merlin knew it was too dangerous to proclaim him king immediately, as there were powerful nobles who may try to seize the throne or harm Arthur.

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    Giant: Ur Wins

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    1) Merlin took the newborn prince Arthur from his father King Uther Pendragon and gave him to Sir Ector to raise as his own son. 2) A few years later, King Uther fell sick and on his deathbed declared that Arthur should rightfully claim his crown as the new king of England. 3) However, Arthur was still an infant and Merlin knew it was too dangerous to proclaim him king immediately, as there were powerful nobles who may try to seize the throne or harm Arthur.

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    Uther on the night that Prince A monded two
    knights and Pendragon , King of England, com r man
    whom they would twO ladles to toke the baby to a poo
    was Merlin, a mighty find at the castle gate.Thispoor
    man
    ma:tim!
    :
    ol h gh they did not know It.
    Merlin hod done Uther o great service,
    on condition that the King should grant him whatever
    he wished for.This the King swore a solemn oath to do.
    Then Merlin made him promise that when his child was
    born, lt should be delivered to Merlin to bring up as he
    chose, for this would be to the child's great advantage.
    The King had given his word, so he was obliged to
    agree.
    So the child, wrapped In a cloth of gold, was delivered
    unto Merlin. And Merlin carried him to Sir Ector, who
    named him Arthur, ond cherished him as his own child.
    Within two years King Uther fell sick of a great malady.
    All the barons were In sorrow.
    Then Uther Pendragon turned and sold in hearing
    of them all: "To my son Arthur, I give God'sblessing
    and my own. Ibid him pray for my soul, and
    righteously and hon orably claim my crown."
    of And with that, King Uther died.
    Arthur was still only a baby, not two years old.
    Merlin knew it would be no use yet to proclaim him king
    then. For there were many powerful noblesIn England in
    those days. Each one hoping to get the kingdom for
    himself, and might not hesitate killing the little Prince.
    So there was strife and
    nd.

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