The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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![]() | CHAPTER LIV. GRETTIR MEETS HALLMUND
ON THE KEEL.
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[“Too far on this luckless day]
[Grettir.]“Too far on this luckless day,
Atli, good at weapon-play,
Brisk Illugi were from me;
Such-like oft I shall not be
As I was, when I must stand
With the reins drawn through my hand
By the unflinching losel Air.
Maids weep when they know I fear.”
![]() | CHAPTER LIV. GRETTIR MEETS HALLMUND
ON THE KEEL.
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