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 | The Collected Works of William Morris |  |
But when all rites to Jove were duly done,
Unto the King went up Bellerophon,
To tell him of his fare upon the sea;
So in the chamber named of porphyry
He found Jobates pacing to and fro,
As on the day when first he bade him go
And win the Solymi.
Unto the King went up Bellerophon,
To tell him of his fare upon the sea;
So in the chamber named of porphyry
He found Jobates pacing to and fro,
As on the day when first he bade him go
And win the Solymi.
“O King,” he said,
“All hail to thee! the water-thief is dead,
His keel makes sport for children of the sea.”
“All hail to thee! the water-thief is dead,
His keel makes sport for children of the sea.”
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