But Orson threw the Green Knight down, and bound him with a chain,
And set the lady free; both brothers then start off to gain
The Green Knight’s castle-gates – two roaring lions keep guard there,
But down they crouched when they beheld the brothers void of fear.
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From the story “Valentine And Orson”
The Three Bears’ Picture Book.
Illustrated by Walter Crane.
George Routledge and Sons: London & New York.
Elephant's Picture Book 
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Always something interesting and entertaining at the Elephant’s place. I have no idea who Orson is or the Green Knight but the illustrator, Walter Crane, lived from 1845 to 1915 and helped in defining the “child nursery motif” of the late 19th Century. He was also a socialist, bordering on anarchism and believed that art should be part of the daily life of all people. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Crane)
Hi Elephant. I’m NY MAMMOTH.
I wondered your name.
Your name is Manhong Ko right?
Let me know your name.
Thank you.
My name?
Your name is not Manhong Ko?
Sorry. I just my best friend Manhong’s nickname is Elephant.
Never mind I’m sorry.
Now I am entirely confused. Please feel free to call me anything you like – all names are welcome except maybe unkind ones. You are fortunate to have a friend who is an elephant!
Have fun,
Elephant
Hi, Elephant
I just call you Elephant.
You know? Mammoth and Elephant is a same kinds of animals. haha~~~
Thank you.
NY MAMMOTH
Mammoths, too bad most are gone, but you are here!
Elephant
Thank you Elephant.
I hope you have a good should be blogging mate.
Move over Cesar Millan, the brothers are here.
LOL! They do have a commanding way about them, and it’s hard to train cats to lay down and play dead!
Elephant
Indeed.