The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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CHAPTER XIV. OF GRETTIR AS A CHILD, AND
HIS FROWARD WAYS WITH HIS FATHER.
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[“Grettir has in such wise played]
[Asmund.]“Grettir has in such wise played,
That Keingala has he flayed,
Whose trustiness would be my boast
(Proudest women talk the most);
So the cunning lad has wrought,
Thinking thereby to do nought
Of my biddings any more.
In thy mind turn these words o'er.”
CHAPTER XIV. OF GRETTIR AS A CHILD, AND
HIS FROWARD WAYS WITH HIS FATHER.
The Collected Works of William Morris | ||