This character appears in 14 books.
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Once and Future KingThe Once and Future King (collective work)
by T. H. White
Agravaine: One of Morgause’s sons. Agravaine seems to have the most problems with his mother’s promiscuity. As a child, Agravaine is the cruelest of Morgause’s sons, and he remains deceitful and cowardly throughout the novel. He is Mordred’s closest ally.
Memorable Quotes by Agravaine:
“"Four things," he whispered, "that a Lothian cannot trust- a cow's horn, a horse's hoof, a dog's snarl, and an Englishman's laugh."”
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The Story of the Grail and the Passing of Arthur
by Howard Pyle
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Stories of King Arthur and his knights
by U. Waldo Cutler
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The Fortunate Island
by Charles Heber Clark
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Le Morte D'arthur (Volume 2)
by Sir Thomas Mallory
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The International library of famous literature (v. 10)
by Richard Garnett
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Mordred, Son of Arthur
by Trina Dienger
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Marco
by KT Pinto
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