The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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[“Now is the sea a-swelling] |
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![]() | CHAPTER VI. FRITHIOF SAILS FOR THE
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[“Now is the sea a-swelling]
[Frithiof.]“Now is the sea a-swelling,
And sweepeth the rack on ward;
Spells of old days cast o'er us
Make ocean all unquiet;
No more shall we be striving
Mid storm with wash of billows,
But Solundir shall shelter
Our ship with ice-beat rock-walls.”
![]() | CHAPTER VI. FRITHIOF SAILS FOR THE
ORKNEYS.
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