A studious life starts with study

...and ends in study. I've read 200-300 books. Yet in some areas I'm hopeless.

Can anyone help with Tennyson's Sir Galahad?

I'd like to know this sentence: 'How sweet are looks that ladies bend
On whom their favors fall!'

I think 'bend' is bend into a smile, ie. their lips. Should the next line have a question mark? Or does it mean...the character, who's found favour?

Many thanks.

 

Edit:

Ah, I've just got it by reading aloud! They smile (bestow a fondness) on whom they 'fancy'.

 

I got it while you were composing your post. It's amazing how your answer is similar to mine.