Who wrote "Lanval": John Keats, Carlo Gozzi, Marie de France or M. R. James?

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Lanval is a lai by Marie de France, written in Anglo-Norman, that recounts the story of a knight at King Arthur's court who is overlooked by the king, wooed by a fairy lady, and later accused by Queen Guinevere.

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