The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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Nor heeded she that by the river side
Still lay her golden shoes, a goodly prize
To some rough fisher in whose sleepy eyes
They first should shine, the while he drew his net
Against the yew wood of the Goddess set.
Still lay her golden shoes, a goodly prize
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They first should shine, the while he drew his net
Against the yew wood of the Goddess set.
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