Note 31 — Chapter X · OF GLASTONBURY AND THE PASSING OF ARTHUR
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William Morris slightly varied the story in his King Arthur’s Tomb, when he represents Lancelot journeying to “where the Glastonbury glided towers shine” and relates that
“Presently He rode on giddy still, until he reach’d A place of apple-trees, by the Thorn-Tree Wherefrom St. Joseph in the past days preach’d.”