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The Collected Works of William Morris

With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris

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[“The linen-oak bath-lovely]

[Viglund.]
“The linen-oak bath-lovely
Laid last on me the lather:
So nought have I to hurry
Unto another head-bath.
And me no more shall any
Gold-glittering of the maidens
Henceforth, in all my life-days,
In ashen bath bewash me.”