Sir Harry le Fise Lake

Also known as: Sir Harry · Family: Table Round · Role: knight · First appears: Book X, Chapter LIII

Life events

Breuse deceives the three knights into promising him protection from his supposed pursuer.(Book X, Chapter LIII)
- With: Breuse Saunce Pité Sir Ector Sir Percivale
- “Abide with us, said Sir Percivale, and we shall warrant you.”

rivals with Sir Bleoberis (They joust against each other.) “So Sir Harry dressed his horse, and they met together so strongly that both the horses and knights fell to the earth, but Sir Bleoberis’ horse began to recover again.”
rivals with Breuse Saunce Pité (Breuse and Harry fight.) “And as Sir Harry would have taken his horse to fight with Sir Breuse, then Sir Breuse ran upon him as he was half upon his horse, and smote him down, horse and man, to the earth, and had near slain Sir Harry, the good knight.”
friends with Sir Ector (They are introduced together as three knights of the Table Round.) “And by fortune as Sir Breuse fled, he saw even afore him three knights of the Table Round, of the which the one hight Sir Ector de Maris, the other hight Sir Percivale de Galis, the third hight Sir Harry le Fise Lake, a good knight and an hardy.”
friends with Sir Percivale (They are introduced together as three knights of the Table Round.) “And by fortune as Sir Breuse fled, he saw even afore him three knights of the Table Round, of the which the one hight Sir Ector de Maris, the other hight Sir Percivale de Galis, the third hight Sir Harry le Fise Lake, a good knight and an hardy.”
friends with Sir Bleoberis “Then Sir Percivale and Sir Harry made great joy that they met with Bleoberis”

Extracted from the original text of Le Morte d'Arthur. Made with Rho MD.